Sentence examples for exceed regulatory from inspiring English sources

WestLB owns another British water company, Mid-Kent Utilities, and a combination with Wessex Water would probably exceed regulatory limits.

Mr. Curtis acknowledged that managing storm water was the airport's biggest challenge, but said that once the system for filtering and treating storm water was finished it would exceed regulatory requirements.

A new meta-analysis has found that agricultural pesticide concentrations in surface waters often exceed regulatory thresholds.

For this reason, compounds that exceed regulatory standards near the source may not in downgradient plume zones.

Results from this study show that water treatment facilities employing BSR have the potential to mobilize arsenic out of mineral substrates at levels that may exceed regulatory criteria.

These organic liquids often are entrapped in the subsurface where they slowly dissolve into flowing groundwater and generate downstream contaminant plumes in which concentrations exceed regulatory standards.

Our capital exceeds regulatory requirements, and we maintain regulatory surplus above the 20percentt mandatory target.

According to the outside experts, Entergy began work promptly on a system with a battery backup, but a "decision to provide a world-class system that exceeds regulatory requirements, while well-intentioned, had substantial bearing on the ultimate project failures".

If either company exceeds regulatory limits for any pollutant, however, it would be required to charge customers less, reducing its allowed rate of return by 0.2 to 0.4 percentage point.

The agency found that on about three dozen occasions, none involving illegal trading, the total stake of 18 commercial traders exceeded regulatory limits or guidelines when their over-the-counter swaps positions were added to their stake on public exchanges.

Last year, in Shanghai, one large coal-fired power plant that had drawn praise for its clean record was found to be violating emissions standards every week for six months, and half of the coal plants in Jiangsu province, just north of Shanghai, routinely exceeded regulatory limits.