Sentence examples for gaps in regulations from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. action stirred a response 14 months after international auditors first found that the Korean Civil Aviation Bureau had gaps in regulations and no training program for inspectors.

Failing to see the relationship between security and compliance means too many organizations also fail to grasp the consequences of violations or gaps in regulations around security.

Any illegal practices that led to the crisis have been punished with appropriate jail times, any gaps in regulations have been filled, any excesses in payments have been curbed and the banking industry, in recognition of the fact that they were saved by the American taxpayer, has been actively loaning money to worthy small business and individuals while curbing those outrageous bonuses".

The federal government has left the regulation of auto retailing to the states, leaving potential gaps in regulation for deals that cross state lines, said state regulators from across the nation, who convened at a hotel near the dealers' convention for meetings over the last four days.

5.18pm: "We'll create an oversight council to bring together regulators from across markets to share information, to identify gaps in regulation, and to tackle issues that don't fit neatly into an organizational chart".

While holding the Federal Reserve fully accountable for regulation of the largest, most interconnected firms, we'll create an oversight council to bring together regulators from across markets to share information, to identify gaps in regulation, and to tackle issues that don't fit neatly into an organisational chart.

While holding the Federal Reserve fully accountable for regulation of the largest, most interconnected firms, we’ll create an oversight council to bring together regulators from across markets to share information, to identify gaps in regulation, and to tackle issues that don’t fit neatly into an organizational chart.

The initiative has been complicated in part by gaps in regulation of mortgage-backed securities.

But in reality there are some gaps in regulation, according to Andrei Ptichnikov, general manager of FSC in Russia.

But this problem can only be dealt with through ­global agreement, as we know all too well that banks can use gaps in regulation to game the system.

The inquest, which is expected to last five days, is likely to examine product-labelling laws and raise questions about whether gaps in regulation need to be tightened.