Sentence examples for regulating agency from inspiring English sources
The phrase "regulating agency" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to an entity responsible for enforcing rules that are meant to protect the public and/or industry. For example: "The Environmental Protection Agency is the regulating agency responsible for enforcing clean air regulations in the US."
During the time of the research, ZEMA (which is the pesticide regulating agency in the country) was equally concerned about lack of knowledge (which is as a result of lack of formal training) amongst farmers in the country and this is according to the Zambia Daily mail article of 15th December 2015 that we reviewed.
The charging scheme for recovering costs and allocating water is a decision variable for the supplying or regulating agency.
Investigate at least two companies, that have no local representation, via the telephone after having researched the companies' records with the BBB and their states regulating agency.
Meet regulating agency requirements.
The Spanish regulating agency said that "the situation of extreme volatility across the European markets could interfere with their smooth functioning and the normal course of their activities".
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) on Thursday overhauled the state's medical marijuana regulating agency, appointing 10 new members to the panel, which came under fire for its launch of a medical cannabis program.
He advised and assisted governments, regulating agencies, and bilateral and multilateral development organizations on the use of technology to fast track development.
Octea has repeatedly failed to meet its financial and development commitments, and all attempts to hold the company accountable, including two protests in 2007 and 2012 that left four people dead, have been stymied by regulating agencies.
Regulating agencies do not have adequate staff and resources to inspect and to run tests on the imports which are subject to TBT and SPS measures.
The pharmaceutical industry uses developmental work extensively, with a paradigm of steps from laboratory to human clinical trials (phase 1 to phase 4 trials) now enshrined by regulating agencies.
Rather than pursuing penalties, the bureau must balance the needs of consumers and the financial companies it regulates, agency leaders have said.
