Sentence examples for instant regulatory from inspiring English sources

The Council of Mortgage Lenders says: "If there was a vote to leave the EU it would be a matter for the authorities to decide whether or not to propose changes to UK regulation, but there would be no instant regulatory effect".

But while laws and practices involved in gun ownership will be reviewed, he said, there is not always "an instant legislative or regulatory answer".

No two worlds could be further apart than a grieving, exhausted father wanting instant justice and a regulatory body administered by people philosophically opposed to hamstringing the free market.

But after decades of never-before-seen levels of affluence and endless messages promoting instant gratification, Whybrow says, this self-regulatory system has been knocked out of whack.

Amazon gained instant local content and saved itself a regulatory headache by not having to recruit initial employees.

The acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval, will make Coors an instant giant in the British beer market, where it will go from holding almost no share to an 18percentt stake overnight.

The union results predicted by these three tools are taken to give a comprehensive regulatory network so that many potential instants of regulatory coordination will be dug out to help further studies in experiment.

The brain can strike up a prelude to passion in an instant, outside awareness, and without heavy policing from frontal regulatory regions.

Thus, in the instant case, if Amtrak was (1) self-interested and (2) had regulatory authority over its competitors, the PRIIA effectuated a deprivation of due process of law.

But the term "instant" is relative as any such deal likely would also face severe regulatory hurdles.

He and others say that Hong Kong's stringent regulatory standards give any Chinese firm listing in the territory an instant credibility boost in the eyes of foreign investors.