The phrase "all regulators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every regulatory body or authority within a specific context, such as finance, health, or environmental issues.
Example: "All regulators must adhere to the new compliance standards set forth by the government."
Alternatives: "every regulatory body" or "all governing authorities".
Scrapping that subsidy would provide recycling firms with a big boost.Above all, regulators should be conscious of the costs of the rules they lay down.
America's four largest banks have core capital of $400 billion, almost twice as much as a year ago.The view of most, but not all, regulators is that the absolute level of capital in the system is approaching acceptable levels.
Although we consider the effect of time lag τ i in our model, it is plausible that not all regulators have delay times on their transcription regulations.
"But also that if changes in practice are carried out in haste there is a danger that regulatory procedures will not be as robust as they should be, that a full understanding of what is being regulated will not necessarily be had by all regulators involved and run risks for stability of the financial system as a whole".
The question that all regulators must answer is whether the newly created companies can be regulated in a way that also protects the public interest in stable and transparent markets.
"Everybody missed it — academia, the Federal Reserve, all regulators".
U.S. nears a plan that would consolidate all regulators into one entity.
"Everybody missed it," he said, "academia, the Federal Reserve, all regulators".
In addition, all regulators have also entered into specific cooperation agreements (MOUs) to coordinate and share information.
All regulators are set to administer at least one, but some insist on two or even all three.
After all, regulators have never required drug or medical device manufacturers to share their data with independent researchers or academics.
