Sentence examples for academic regulator from inspiring English sources

He has produced a deep treatise on government debt, served as chairman of a world-spanning regulatory body, run Italy's central bank (while remaining coolly removed from the scandals and fracases of Italian politics) and made a pile of money working at Goldman Sachs — all without being pigeonholed as an academic, regulator or investment banker.

Hunt was speaking at a forum of LSE-based Polis, which brings together academics, regulators and lobbyists.

It was also signed by Peggy Valcke of the University of Leuven, one of 10 academics, regulators and executives on Google's advisory council.

Before that, he is discussing the possible scope of those guidelines in meetings with journalists, lawyers, academics, regulators and key stakeholders.

This example doesn't make it into Ben Goldacre's Bad Pharma, his calmly outraged account of how the $600bn drug industry, doctors, academics, regulators and medical journals have let patients down.

Specialist stakeholders (consultants, academics, regulators, and industry users) were asked what prevents or limits their use of QSAR methods.

A conundrum in the field is that timelines of drug developers, academics, regulators, and patients are not the same.

These results should be of interest to academics, regulators, standard-setters, and auditors as they continue to contemplate ways to improve auditors' professional judgments under different levels of accounting standard precision.

The database assembled in this study should serve as a useful tool for industry professionals, academics, regulators, and water managers in prioritizing future work on both pharmaceutical occurrence and the effects of such compounds on aquatic ecosystems.

A full discussion of the potential research activities and possible solutions that could be implemented by academics, regulators and manufacturers is beyond the scope of this article, and readers are encouraged to consult recent comprehensive reviews of these topics 10, 135– 135.

Capture is more subtle and no longer requires a transfer of funds – since the politician, academic or regulator has started to believe that the world works in the way that bankers say it does.