Sentence examples for exceptional regulators from inspiring English sources

This revision may have been exceptional: regulators are understandably reluctant to admit to incorrect assumptions about data safety.

In particular, regulators and judges should recognize that AdWords' venerability is an exceptional story, not the norm.

By law the agency must demonstrate "exceptional or extraordinary circumstances" to regulators to justify a price increase beyond inflation.

Under the proposals, national regulators would, in exceptional circumstances, be allowed to temporarily restrict or ban short-selling in any financial instrument, after having consulted with the new European Securities and Markets Authority.

The regulator says this exceptional step was taken only when vb.ly did not respond to inquiries (vb.ly denies this).

1.00pm: Ofcom can intitiate investigation from external complaints in exceptional circumstances, Richards says; but the regulator will focus on complaints brought by first parties.

Media regulator Ofcom has taken the exceptional step of investigating a "cash for access" sting on two former foreign secretaries by Channel 4's Dispatches despite receiving no complaints about the programme.

In Mr. Connaughton's assessment, "It would be difficult to find someone better suited than Gensler — who now has consistently shown determination and exceptional capability — to be a more effective regulator of complex banking and derivatives issues".

That usually means taking his worries to his boss or to a regulator, at first, but in exceptional circumstances if he believes his boss will simply cover up the allegations, for instance—he can go straight to the press.

While Dimon has been an "exceptional leader," "you can't be your own regulator too," he said.

This exceptional level of risk should motivate exceptional caution by scientists, funders, and regulators worldwide.