Sentence examples for coordination between regulators from inspiring English sources

Legislation to overhaul regulation has already passed, including improved systemic monitoring and coordination between regulators.

It must improve coordination between regulators, monitor systemwide financial risk and protect the consumer.

The report also notes: "There appears to be no coordination between regulators, between regulators and government, or between government departments on the social effect of withdrawing payment services from the post office network.

In the £1bn that UK banks have set aside for currency rigging offences, RBS and Barclays have both included estimates for penalties from other authorities and HSBC warned that the coordination between regulators was "limited" – indicating it could face further fines from other regulators.

To reveal biological coordination between regulators that target a smaller number of genes, we utilized an additional non-standard interaction measure based on a Bayesian approach.

In response to a lack of coordination between federal regulators, Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, called for the consumer and drug agencies, as well as the Federal Trade Commission, to form a task force to address the regulation of bedrails and bed systems, specifically rails that blur the line between being medical devices and consumer products.

Additional understandings and new regulations continued to develop following the collapse of Lehman Brothers during September 2008, including efforts to achieve better coordination between different regulators and minimize systemic risk.

In an exclusive interview Friday with The Associated Press, Naoto Kan acknowledged flaws in authorities' handling of the crisis, triggered by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, including poor communication and coordination between nuclear regulators, utility officials and the government Kan headed at the time.

This aim is satisfied by create coordination between automatic voltage regulator (AVR) and power system stabilizer (PSS) of synchronous generators.

In his ensuing adventures, such as receiving approval in June 2011 for a super PAC, Colbert has exposed many of the potential dangers of the current campaign financing system, including the influence of PACs and unlimited-donation super PACs, secret contributions by big donors, the failure of regulators, and the coordination between campaigns and supposedly independent groups.

"The coordination rules apply to coordinated spending, not coordination between strategies or traveling," explained Paul S. Ryan, FEC director of the Campaign Legal Center.