Sentence examples for regulatory chains from inspiring English sources

The coutry's biggest telephone companies must lose 25percentt of their market share in the local phone sector before Canada's federal regulator will loosen their regulatory chains.

While some tech companies have been inspired by Wu as they try to "regulate their rivals," phone and cable companies, they may be forging their own regulatory chains, link by link.

Currently, they use our tax dollars to promote themselves and to give grants to special interest groups who then sue the government in the attempt to increase the regulatory chains they put on us.

We could toss the regulatory chains from the shoulders of the oppressed banking and investment industries -- sorry, industry -- the regulations were, after all, so 1933.

In a signal to every too-big-not-to-fail financial outfit around, he also released AIG from its regulatory chains.

Regulatory chains (RCs) comprise a series of chained reactions, in which the end product of a reaction activates the next, as in the yeast cell cycle [ 1].

PepsiCo complained to French competition authorities in 1998 about Coca-Cola's offer for Orangina, starting a regulatory chain reaction.

Myosin II regulatory chain, vimentin, desmin and glial fibrillary acidic protein are among its cleavage furrow substrates.

Eminent domain sits at the pinnacle of the regulatory chain that elevates the communal good over the individual's use of property.

Both regulators and regtech firms are attacking pain points in the regulatory chain.

Perturbation of these genes (up- or down-regulation, depending on the original state) triggered a regulatory chain reaction resulting on the transition of hESCs to hCMs (Fig. 2C).