Sentence examples for regulator setting from inspiring English sources

Ipswich Hospital has 28 days to respond to the regulator setting out the actions they will take.

"Instead of the regulator setting the limits and holding the company accountable, it's … letting the company define its own rules...

New tough regulator set up by Parliament then independent of media- politics.

The NAO report comes just before Postcomm - the new regulator set up by the government - is due to launch a consultation document opening up the Royal Mail to competition.

Labour's statement raises questions for Ipso, the regulator set up by publishers after they failed to agree a system backed by royal charter.

Ipso, the regulator set up by the overwhelming majority of the UK's newspaper and magazine publishers, will not seek charter recognition.

The safeguards mechanism will apply to about 140 facilities with emissions of more than 100,000 tonnes of CO2 – electricity generators, mines, manufacturers – and will be administered by the clean energy regulator set up by the previous government.

Health Canada, the country's health regulator, sets the nation's drug prices partly by averaging the prices charged in the Group of 8 industrialized countries for any given drug.

Rather, the aim of the document appears to be designed to garner support for Ipso, a regulator set up by the big newspaper corporations against the express intent of Leveson recommendations.

To illustrate the risks being run the regulator set out the exposure to commercial property, which was 52%, or £44bn of the corporate loan book at the start of 2006 and had risen to 56% by the end of 2008.

The complaint to Ipso is the first test case for the new regulator set up in the wake of the Leveson inquiry after much of the press refused to cover the phone-hacking scandal.