Sentence examples for from regulated from inspiring English sources

Shadow banking, which involves trading and lending away from regulated exchanges, is worth billions of dollars and has increasingly posed concerns for central banks and financial watchdogs.

Governments around the world increasingly seem to recognise this (or at least they seem to like the revenues that flow from regulated and taxed gambling).

Lawmakers in several U.S. states, with an eye on the potential revenue from regulated and taxed online gambling, have also proposed legislation.

Michael McKee, treasurer of the Tenants Political Action Committee, and Tom Waters, a housing analyst with the Community Service Society, repeated a longstanding complaint that new construction will never be enough to offset the loss of rental units that are rapidly moving from regulated to market rate.

Writing in The American Prospect, Robert Kuttner argued it was not so much excessive Keynesian activism that caused the economic problems of the 1970s but the breakdown of the Bretton Woods system of capital controls, which allowed capital flight from regulated economies into unregulated economies in a fashion similar to Gresham's Law (where weak currencies undermine strong currencies).

Protection of the public interest hinges on an open process and regulatory agencies' willingness to stand up to pressure from regulated industries.

This result suggests that pair-wise gene expression changes obtained from copy number variation in the RH panel are similar to those obtained from regulated gene expression in multiple tissues of a mammalian organism.

It would be naïve to ignore the flow of regulators to and from regulated industry, but the government has not done that for decades.

Cytosolic Ca2+ signals regulate diverse cellular activities and most of these signals arise from regulated opening of Ca2+-permeable channels.

While its industry-friendly approach has garnered support from regulated businesses, environmentalists have urged a stronger focus on emissions-cutting rules and regulations.

Neither transformed from regulated to unregulated.