Sentence examples for competitive regulators from inspiring English sources
Deeming the British natural gas market sufficiently competitive, regulators are proposing that price controls on Centrica P.L.C., the country's largest supplier, be lifted in April.
These proteins may function as competitive regulators of the auxin response.
These miRNA-binding RNAs or 'miRNA sponges' are competitive regulators that sequester miRNAs which prevents them interacting with their intended targets (8 10).
In this example we identify node in this graph are at least as close or closer to the competitive regulator AKT1 as they are to p90RSK2.
German competition regulators accused Wal-Mart Stores of being too competitive today, and ordered the giant retailer to raise its prices for household staples like milk, flour, butter, rice and cooking oil.
A european investigation into the competitive nature of its search services began in 2010, and it settled a case with European competition regulators in early 2014.
Both these regulators have a significant individual influence on the expression of the modules, but they also have a highly significant negative cross-term indicating the competitive regulation.
But Europe's market is fiercely competitive; and regulators place all sorts of constraints on how networks can charge for their services, while haranguing them to invest in new technology and new capacity to keep up with rising traffic.
In October 2007, Becta complained to the UK competition regulator - the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) - alleging anti-competitive licensing practices by Microsoft in the schools software marketplace.
Moreover, as Alan Greenspan once insisted, regulatory competition makes regulators more, well, competitive.
More money wouldn't hurt: as the conservative economists George Stigler and Gary Becker point out, paying regulators competitive salaries (as is done, for instance, in Singapore, which has one of the world's least corrupt, and most efficient, bureaucracies) would attract talent and reduce the temptations of corruption.
