The phrase "allocations of regulatory" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the distribution or assignment of regulatory responsibilities or resources, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The allocations of regulatory responsibilities among the agencies need to be clearly defined to avoid overlap."
Alternatives: "distribution of regulatory" or "assignment of regulatory".
This essay reviews recent debates over the allocation of regulatory authority in three separate fields of financial regulation: corporate governance, securities regulation, and the regulation of financial institutions.
In this Article, we explore how the allocation of regulatory power between the President and Congress has evolved as a matter of political and constitutional practice.
The essay concludes with several tentative thoughts about normative grounds on which debates over the proper allocation of regulatory authority might ultimately be resolved.
After discussing the role of self-regulatory organizations in the oversight of modern stock exchanges, we report the results of a survey of the allocation of regulatory powers in a sample of eight key jurisdictions.
In this Article, we explore the allocation of regulatory responsibilities to market infrastructure institutions, administrative agencies, and central government entities in the eight most influential jurisdictions for securities regulation in the world.
To deter possible anti-competitive effects, we propose a new and feasible allocation of regulatory powers based on a clear demarcation between the market monitoring powers of ACER and the antitrust powers of the EC.
This essay traces the development of arguments over the proper allocation of regulatory authority in various sectors of the financial services industry, noting differences both in the contexts in which the issue has arisen in various sectors of the industry and also in the ways regulatory authority is currently allocated in each sector.
Indeed, the more plausible reading of FIFRA's authorization to the States leaves the allocation of regulatory authority to the "absolute discretion" of the States themselves, including the option of leaving local regulation of pesticides in the hands of local authorities.
An earlier article, co-authored with Howell Jackson, explores the allocation of regulatory responsibilities to stock exchanges, administrative agencies and central government entities in the eight most influential jurisdictions for securities regulation in the world (Markets as Regulators, A Survey, 80 S. CAL .L. REV. 1239 20077)).
The allocation of cis-regulatory elements for enhanced expression levels to the proximal region of the ppcA1 promoter provides further insight into the regulation of PEPC expression in C4 leaves.
