Sentence examples for growing regulatory from inspiring English sources

With directives from Brussels washing over Europe's financial centres, there is growing regulatory fatigue.

It put the losses down to growing regulatory costs and rising loan impairments in India.

Demand here has been increasing rapidly, mainly because of growing regulatory burdens.

But for now, the growing regulatory burden on business is reinforcing a trend toward slower growth, economists say.

"Given the growing regulatory environment for this agricultural waste water, there's tremendous opportunity for a technology like this," said Scott Bryan, chief operating officer at Imagine H20.

Meanwhile, he added, America "is growing slowly, weighed down by debt and the pervasive uncertainty caused by our nation's fiscal imbalances and growing regulatory complexity.

For a stock exchange like the LSE, whose trading volume in cash equities is being eroded by much cheaper multilateral platforms, it makes sense to risk overpaying the deal values LCH.Clearnet at around €800m ($1.1 billion)—to secure a business that is almost bound to grow by regulatory fiat.Others are also crowding round.

In today's regulatory landscape, public expectation is growing for maturing regulatory authorities to improve performance and facilitate timely access to safe, effective and quality products.

These results provide a new example of a specific regulatory change linked to morphological evolution in natural populations (Martin and Orgogozo, 2013), and add to growing evidence that regulatory changes are a predominant mechanism underlying adaptive evolution in sticklebacks (Jones et al., 2012) and other organisms (Wray, 2007; Carroll, 2008).

The upside to the punishing turmoil in our financial system is the growing probability that regulatory overhaul is at hand.

But it also has a growing list of regulatory problems, The New York Times's Nathaniel Popper writes.