Sentence examples for labour regulator from inspiring English sources

Despite the newly paid wages Russia's labour regulator said it would continue its investigation into the football union, which it began last month in light of unpaid salaries.

Labour's new regulator will be able to force such moves, ending the "up like a rocket, down like a feather" approach to prices of the big six.

This year there will be fewer tariffs and simpler bills, following a review by Ofgem – the regulator Labour set up and now wants to abolish.

Parsa dismissed Labour calls for regulators to bring forward a proposed regime that would impose borrowing limits on providers and lock them into running services even if they proved unprofitable.

Under Elaine Chao, appointed by President Bush in 2001, the Department of Labour became a tougher regulator of organised labour and more distant from union leaders.

For his part, Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, urged the regulator to reach a conclusion about Mr. Murdoch's part ownership of BSkyB.

Regulator-regulated gene associations.

A Labour government would tell regulators to investigate whether there is adequate competition between High Street banks, the BBC understands.

This article briefly discusses recent development in and driving forces behind nuclear industry in China, and several challenges it has been facing: how to adopt, adapt, standardise and indigenise whose technologies, and how to address the shortage of qualified nuclear engineers, scientists, skilled labour force and qualified regulators.

Labour would scrap the energy regulator Ofgem, replacing it with "a watchdog with more teeth".

The health secretary's decision to beef up the NHS regulator also made Labour look bad.