Sentence examples for inability of regulators from inspiring English sources

But the problem goes well beyond the inability of regulators to police a huge, dynamic economy.

AMONG the many failures leading up to the crisis was the inability of regulators to recognise the systemic risk posed by greater financial integration.

The report on HSBC is the latest of several scandals that have recently rocked global banks and highlighted the inability of regulators to catch what is claimed to be widespread wrongdoing in the financial industry.

The articles documented the sometimes crippling effects of radiation overdoses that resulted, in part, from the inability of regulators and the medical community to keep pace with rapid technological advances in the industry.

The current troubles in Japan, which include the lack of huge government spending to stimulate the economy, the inability of regulators to clean up a banking system sinking in bad real estate loans and growing political disarray, are quite different from the currency crisis in Southeast Asia that began in 1997 and spread around the globe.

The inability of regulators to hold senior bankers personally responsible for mistakes will fuel demands for stronger accountability rules and will increase pressure on the Government to resurrect plans to make senior financial services executives prove they were unaware of wrongdoing.

Since the financial crisis struck in 2008, many have bemoaned the supposed inability of bank regulators to coordinate their efforts.

• Since the financial crisis struck in 2008, many have bemoaned the supposed inability of bank regulators to coordinate their efforts.

The inability of state regulators to oversee properly an insurance industry now dominated by big firms adds to the already-strong case for Congress to create a federal regulator to monitor the industry nationwide.

Citing "an apparent inability" of the regulators to coordinate their actions, Republicans suggested that investors and customers would be better served if the S.E.C. and the futures commission streamlined their operations or combined into a single agency.

Rather, he's hopping mad at the inability of government regulators to keep sufficient watch after he and his party made sure their hands were tied in the first place.