Sentence examples for regulators acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The regulators acknowledged, however, that the episode could ultimately "reset the table" for the rule-writing process.

Federal regulators acknowledged Citi's progress when they approved Mr. Pandit's plan to reinstate the dividend in early May at a token one-tenth of a penny per share.

Under questioning from Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas, each of the five regulators acknowledged that their agencies were unaware of the losses until media reports emerged in early April.

In that case, Chinese regulators acknowledged on Thursday that two companies in China had "engaged in some misconduct" in the way they labeled and sold the diethylene glycol, but they said a Panamanian importer bore most of the blame.

In fact, records obtained by The Times show that in 2000, after finding a "critical problem" with CSX's reporting, regulators acknowledged that they had treated the railroad with "extreme leniency," pardoning most of its violations.

BEIJING, May 31 — Chinese regulators acknowledged for the first time Thursday that two Chinese companies had "engaged in some misconduct" in the way they labeled and sold a poisonous ingredient that ended up in cold medicine, killing at least 100 people in Panama last year.

Another effect of the regulated price for gas, which regulators acknowledge is deliberately set to ensure that customers pay less than the market rate, is that it artificially suppresses the price of gas, PSE&G contends.

While those companies are not regulated in terms of the price they charge for gas, even regulators acknowledge that companies have little incentive to market themselves in an area where, under the current system, customers are guaranteed a below-market price from their utilities.

Mr. Bostwick questioned whether the difference between four and five stars would influence customers; regulators acknowledge that the difference is sometimes small.

Self-reporting is the norm for companies transporting radioactive waste into the state, the auditors say and the regulators acknowledge.

Federal regulators acknowledge that they were slow to recognize the dangers of newly widespread methadone prescribing and to confront physician ignorance about the drug.