Sentence examples for question of regulators from inspiring English sources

These failings are not merely a question of regulators disregarding the precautionary principle.

To hear Fisher tell it, the lack of progress is not a question of regulators not knowing what to do.

Since governance and regulatory decision making involves robust standards of evidence extending from the laboratory to the postcommercial marketplace, developers of genome-edited crops must anticipate significant engagement and investment to address questions of regulators and civil society.

(Apparently, these representatives literally sit with the startups in one room, where the founders explain what they do, as well as ask questions of regulators they might normally struggle to access).

She was once again asking pesky questions of regulators about the $13 billion settlement with JP Morgan Chase that resulted in an ecstatic JPM board giving CEO Jamie Dimon a 75percentt raise -- asking the questions all the rest of us were pondering... like how, if this was such a good settlement for the Department of Justice, why were the JPM kingpins dancing in the streets about it.

That raises the question of which regulators would look after a merged exchange.

Also hovering over the entire consolidation debate, of course, is the question of whether regulators would permit a new wave of takeovers in the industry.

If it comes to a question of whether regulators step in, Porsche has the advantage of facing off against short-selling hedge funds.

Yves Smith over at Naked Capitalism asks an excellent question of bank regulators: Why isn't there more in the way of formal regulatory forbearance right now?

By James Surowiecki January 26 , 2009Yves Smith over at Naked Capitalism asks an excellent question of bank regulators: Why isn't there more in the way of formal regulatory forbearance right now?

Mr. Jones sidestepped the question of whether regulators would seize the Conseco units if policyholders demand cash, saying that in similar cases "the insurance companies kept their heads above water and remained going concerns".