Sentence examples for plenty of regulators from inspiring English sources

Onshore [gas] has plenty of regulators in the UK – the EA [Environment Agency], DECC [Department of Energy and Climate Change], the Department of Communities and Local Government, HSE [Health and Safety Executive] and local authorities.

After all, the financial industry has had plenty of scrapes with regulators in recent years, over issues ranging from conflicted stock research to questionable mortgage investments.

But if banks want to test the limits, there is likely to be plenty of latitude for regulators to be tough.

It deserves a ton of credit for making financial planning central to its work with customers, but it has also run into plenty of trouble with regulators over the years.

More fundamentally, the proposals appear to give plenty of leeway to national regulators.

And there's still plenty of time for the regulators to back away, as they so often have.

But First Interstate's low-risk, low-cost financing model, combined with its conservative approach to lending, means it probably has plenty of room to keep regulators comfortable.

Managers at the company have had plenty of experience with American regulators.

AIG is now looking to split into as many as three companies and whoever becomes its new chairman will be spending plenty of time dealing with regulators and officials in Washington as the insurer works to repay the government loans and other bailout funds.

Safe to say, it's not just private companies that have been sticking their hand in the personal data cookie jar in recent years — the political establishment is facing plenty of awkward questions as regulators unpick where and how data has been flowing.

Vague statutory lines drawn by Congress, as well as loose oversight, are a fourth contributor to regulatory capture because they give captive regulators plenty of room to stretch and contort the law without necessarily breaking the law or even having to explain their actions.