Sentence examples for regulators to protect from inspiring English sources

For instance, if a lot of small banks got into trouble simultaneously--or, as I like to say, forgot they had already been to the Ocean View Restaurant before and made the same bad bets at the same time--one might expect the central bank and regulators to protect bank creditors, extending TBTF protections once again.

Currently, consumers rely solely on government and regulators to protect their interests.

This is why we have the F.D.A. and state regulators — to protect the public from missteps in important things we can't possibly have the expertise to vet ourselves.

In the meantime, Ms. Bair says, she is discouraged by a lack of will among regulators to protect the nation from future financial crises.

As a parent and vice president of the Levittown School District Board of Education, I am alarmed by the failure of our regulators to protect the children of the Tutor Time day care center.

Internet companies that sell cars directly to consumers are encountering stiff opposition from auto dealers, who are using their influence in state legislatures and with state regulators to protect their businesses.

Its chairman, Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, agreed on Wednesday to scale down a pillar of the financial overhaul — a new regulator to protect consumers from unsafe financial products and activities.

To nervous lenders, her message has been as simple and unadorned as her personal style: a new regulator to protect consumers from abusive financial products does not have to punish banks to do its job.

IbaG doesn't share the morphogene properties of BolA and its enzymatic activity was not analysed but it seems to act as a transcriptional regulator to protect the cell against stress.

The takeaway: We already knew that the ICO scene had its fair share of fraud, which has inspired financial regulators to consider new regulations to protect investors.

Meanwhile, European privacy regulators are considering tough regulations to protect consumers on the Internet, a direct challenge to Google, Facebook and other online companies that mine personal data.