Sentence examples for regulated companies from inspiring English sources

Such transactions are regulated; companies must certify that they are transferring enough money to cover departing workers' benefits.

Such early companies were regulated companies, deriving the principles of their organization from the medieval merchant guilds.

The company objected to the government's change in its "stranded-costs" policy, which reimburses regulated companies for long-term contractual costs incurred before they were subjected to competition.

In contrast to the United States, where the Internet developed in an anarchic manner, in China the government has tightly regulated companies that can provide Internet access and other data services.

The investors — led by the venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and N.E.A. — are stepping up their bet that highly regulated companies will consider social media channels as a way to make money.

And employees' primary focus of these (heavily regulated) companies become even less on their production, and more so on how can I keep my job?

I mean, if you think about it – look, I mean we were born out of a highly regulated company, so we know how this operates".

It also mused that, instead of regulating foreign exchanges, it could regulate companies that provide electronic access to them, such as Reuters.

He believes that the government should regulate companies to prevent them from making an excessive profit.

Arizona has broad authority to regulate companies doing business within the state.

But to address these concerns, they should regulate companies' behaviour, not their market power.