Sentence examples for narrow regulatory from inspiring English sources

One side sees a great constitutional clash over the rule of law in a democracy, while the other sees a narrow regulatory dispute.

Sanders' rhetoric against Wall Street has been relentless -- no one seriously believes that his call to break up "banks" would exclude massive insurance or investment houses, just because they happen to have a narrow regulatory charter.

While it may be perfectly legitimate, from a narrow regulatory vantage point, to waive research oversight in such cases, foregoing governance of secondary research uses could prove, in certain cases, ethically inadequate [ 26].

Our results here suggest that such cross-talk occurs extensively within narrow regulatory regions throughout the genome, and is strongly associated with the specificity of the transcriptional response to feeding/fasting transitions.

If we assume that these narrow regulatory differences are centered on the activity of FlhDC, then we could speculate that a modest 2-fold increase in the flhDC transcription results in more than 10-fold up-regulation of the fliA.

Such considerations are approached from within both a narrow regulatory context (that is, the view of how a particular transgenic is scrutinized within existing regulatory statutes) and a broader decision context (as, for instance, in determining which technologies will be targeted for development by private enterprise and the public sector).

More compliance risks: Fintechs could find themselves written into a narrower and narrower regulatory box, increasing the chances they're shut down for benign compliance missteps.

Ironically, Hunt had urged the FDIC and the OCC to abandon their own much narrower regulatory proposals and wait for the CFPB to take comprehensive action (they did not).

Overall, this tends to narrow the regulatory gap between permanent and temporary contracts at least to some extent.

As recommended by the CHMP, the safety database was searched for all AESIs corresponding to the recommended preferred terms (PTs) or narrow Standardised Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) queries (SMQs).

Even if the sensitivity of the intervention trial precludes us from making any inference within the narrow range of regulatory limits, the trial data do provide a rigorous direct estimate of the upper bound to the risk from drinking water.