Sentence examples for global regulatory framework from inspiring English sources

There is a familiar precedent for this kind of global regulatory framework.

The ATT would finally provide a proper, global, regulatory framework, if the negotiations stay true to the principles that started the process, she says.

Many of the justifications it has given in the past for maintaining its structure look out of step with the changing global regulatory framework.

By midweek, at the G-20 meeting in London, he had also committed the United States in principle to a new global regulatory framework for financial markets and, by some accounts, had resurrected the art of Presidential diplomacy.

However, the global regulatory framework for pet ectoparasiticides is complex, since these products may be classified either as pesticides or as pharmaceuticals depending on the country or even within a given country, based on the presentation or mode of action.

The overall predictive accuracy of Altman re-estimated model is also close to new model, but new model is better than Altman model because it gives direct probability estimates and model bankruptcy in a non-linear fashion which is in line with local and global regulatory framework.

Building on the efforts of previous declarations, the 63rd World Health Assembly adopted the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel in May 2010 which became the first globally-applicable regulatory framework for international health workforce recruitment.

Mr. Carney believes that a crucial element in restoring sustainable global growth is finishing the job of repairing global finance and the regulatory framework in which it operates.

In relation to the use of global unique identifiers, the regulatory framework for the smart card manufacturer was assessed.

WASHINGTON — President Bush and European leaders, who have been tussling over whether to revamp the regulatory framework for global finance, agreed Saturday night to take steps toward a series of international meetings to address the economic crisis, the White House said.

The significant challenges that arise from the intense global competition and ever-changing regulatory framework often go far beyond the traditional areas of responsibility, expertise, and technical knowledge of the board of directors and executive board of a company.