Sentence examples for regulating the Banks from inspiring English sources

The prime minister criticised Labour for not regulating the banks and building up debt during its time in office.

Regulating the banks for one; curbing global carbon emissions for another; rescuing kidnapped schoolgirls in the midst of civil wars for a third.

Nobody was really interested in a global growth pact, while the attempt at a joint approach to regulating the banks was scuppered In Europe and the US.

We got it wrong in relation to not regulating the banks enough, we got that wrong, we've got to accept that.

Dealing with that is a matter of regulating the banks; requiring them to hold more capital will reduce the amount of leverage available.

By the time the government had got round to regulating the banks, that problem had gone and in a way constraining the banks at a time of recession was probably the wrong thing to do.

The National Bank became an independent central bank, with responsibility for regulating the banking sector and the currency.

Dr Stuart Wilks-Heeg, an authority on political party funding at the University of Liverpool, told the bureau: "The findings raise issues about how influenced and impartial the Conservatives are as they set about reforming and regulating the banking industry.

Lees has said that in his view the minutes showed that the court was frustrated by the limits it faced to its powers, which have since been bolstered by putting it at the centre of regulating the banking industry.

The banks and federal regulators argued that letting state officials regulate the banks would force the financial institutions to deal with a national patchwork of conflicting regulations.

It was, if you get your kicks out of re-regulating the banks or the right time to tackle the deficit, rattling good fun, even though Darling, Cable and Osborne all appeared to be dressed for a reunion of undertakers.