Sentence examples for group regulatory from inspiring English sources

He said he was sacked as head of group regulatory risk at the end of 2004 – less than two years after joining – after warning that the then fast-growing bank was too strongly motivated by sales.

This means he needs a strong leader who can remain not only above specialized interest group, regulatory and Congressional interests, but who is also outside the West Wing and can effectively direct the effort and package the issues in internal processes, until the President's direct public involvement is needed.

But on the same day the committee released a dossier from Paul Moore, head of group regulatory risk at HBOS in 2002-05, to set out his allegations that he had been repeatedly threatened after claiming internally that the bank was "going too fast", "had a cultural indisposition to challenge" and "was a serious risk to financial stability and consumer protection".

As shares in Lloyds Banking Group, the company formed after Lloyds TSB's merger with HBOS, tumbled by as much as 40% in the wake of its warning that HBOS losses would be far worse than expected, Paul Moore, who was head of group regulatory risk at HBOS between 2002 and 2005, gave the world an inkling as to how and why Britain's biggest mortgage lender had collapsed.

"The people of this country are totally fed up and angry with the continuous greed, dishonesty and wrongdoing of our banks," says Paul Moore, who was head of group regulatory risk at the bank until 2004.

Increased cooperation between all stakeholders academia, parents' organisations and advocacy groups, regulatory bodies, pharmaceutical companies, philanthropic organisations, and government will be essential.

The selection of the primary endpoint in clinical trials in oncology and the cross-over question (Table 1) are typically the subject of intense discussion between researchers, study groups, regulatory bodies and ethics committees.

By 'unregistered', meanwhile, is meant that they are not registered under specific forms of national legislation (e.g., factories' or commercial acts, tax or social security laws, professional groups' regulatory acts).

Although the literature has extensively detailed TCAM practitioner groups' interest in seeking professional legitimation, including some retrospective studies of such groups' regulatory entry, we are unaware of studies detailing the transition of these groups through an active regulatory process.

The International Conference on Rare Diseases and Orphan Drugs (ICORD ) is a not-for-profit group comprised of academics, patient advocacy groups, regulatory authorities, public policy professionals, and people from the healthcare services industry.

Genes encoding non-transcription factor (NTF) proteins (2,456) were further classified based on expression profiles to establish the composition of various co-expressed groups (regulatory clusters) controlled by the different classes of TFs listed in Table 1.