Sentence examples for regulations chief from inspiring English sources

No one in Engine Company 303 in Jamaica appeared to have violated any regulations, Chief Peter Ganci said, but they had broken an unwritten code that says firefighters should do whatever is necessary to protect lives.

Mizuho is the first of Japan's four largest financial groups to reduce its earnings forecast since October, when the government named a new financial regulation chief, Heizo Takenaka.

Army regulations permit Chief Warrant Officer Pierce to use its phones for a call home only once a week, his wife said.

Infrastructure challenges and unfavorable business regulations are chief among the roadblocks that have hampered regional investment.

Arthur Levitt, a former S.E.C. chairman, and Richard R. Lindsey, a former S.E.C. director of market regulation and chief economist, have been advisers to Getco.

His paradise is a mismanaged corporation, Heaven Inc. — full of departments like Prayer Intake and Geyser Regulation — whose chief executive, God, decides on a whim to retire, destroy Earth, kill all the humans (by fire or ice, he's still deciding) and fulfill his lifelong dream of opening an Asian-­American fusion restaurant.

"The inherent advantages of natural gas have diminished in the past three or four years as superclean gasoline and diesels have come on the market because of tighter emissions regulations," said Tom Cackette, chief deputy executive director of the California Air Resources Board, which regulates emissions in the state.

Chief regulator and chief executive, Ofqual (Office for Qualifications and Examinations Regulation).

The serious blunder by MF Global, a commodities powerhouse run by Jon S. Corzine, the former New Jersey governor, violated crucial Wall Street regulations, CME's chief executive said.

The ECB insists the cricketing punishment handed down, which was approved by its board last Friday, falls within its competition and financial regulations, with the chief executive, Tom Harrison, describing it as a "deterrent" to other counties.

"When we're seeking to obtain compliance with health and safety and environmental regulations," said Steven P. Solow, chief of the environmental crimes section of the Justice Department, "the government needs to have a range of possible responses to violations".