Sentence examples for official regulators from inspiring English sources

Spitzer's assault on Merrill Lynch shocked the industry's official regulators almost as much as it shocked Wall Street.

The big banks say they are better equipped to withstand losses now, a view supported by their official regulators.

He has hinted that a model might be found in the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), an industry-funded body that mostly uses peer pressure to police advertising, but can call on legal "backstops"—official regulators with the power to punish stubborn offenders.

Indeed, in one incident, five months before the fatal fire, Galt reprimanded Mr. Greenberg for "unauthorized fraternization with official regulators" and told him that the company's goal was to "keep all conversations in house," according to a copy of the memo he received from the company.

Enter the official regulators with their rule books.

Opra is the official regulator for occupational (company) pension schemes in the UK.

Despite reservations among Mr. Cameron's Conservatives, the three main political parties agreed earlier this month to a plan that would set up a body to recognize an official regulator.

Reports surface that Vince Cable will refer the bid to official regulator, Ofcom Frederic Michel to James Murdoch Jeremy Huntt is not aware and thinks it's not credible at all.

There is no official regulator of churches in Ghana, where two-thirds of the population is Christian and church attendance is high, although no figures exist.

Deer has recently backed a proposal from the House of Commons Science and Technology select committee that an official regulator should be appointed to police science.

A radical shift in the culture of the NHS is needed to rid it of outdated working practices, cure it of widespread bullying and heal the damaging rift between managers and clinicians, the head of its official regulator has warned.