Sentence examples for regulations to separate from inspiring English sources

Concern about the impact on profitability of proposed regulations to separate retail and investment banking functions left Lloyds Banking Group the biggest faller in the FTSE 100, down 1.035p at 23.465p.

This matrix serves to organize cells in space, to provide them with environmental signals to direct site-specific cellular regulation and to separate one tissue space from another.

"The government will therefore consult on an amendment to pricing regulations which would require airlines to separate out air passenger duty from their other fees and charges".

LONDON -- The British government plans stricter banking regulations that would force banks to separate their investment banking operations from those businesses that take deposits.

The last attempt at reform failed to separate management from regulation and resulted in a fudge.

So this week I introduced legislation to separate food safety regulation from drug and device approvals at FDA and to restore the balance that has long been missing at the Department of Health and Human Services.

A drawback of such direct approaches is that it is then difficult to separate direct from indirect regulations.

EU lawmakers could probably have dealt with updating both privacy-related directives together, or even in one 'super regulation', but they decided to separate the work to try to simplify the process.

It also precipitated further reform of MAFF, removing food regulation to a separate Food Standards Agency and reorganising the ministry into the Department of the Environment and Rural Affairs DEFRAA).

"I think they have 21 or 22 separate regulations to write".

Privacy issues also tend to become a hurdle in collecting and analyzing data, especially as collected IoT data might account as sensitive and personally identifiable information, which are subject to separate regulations in different regions.