Sentence examples for regulatory clout from inspiring English sources

Yet giving the North American Electric Reliability Council regulatory clout is sound energy policy.

The regulatory clout of state insurance departments varies widely, with some having minimal power to block rate increases.

Second, IATA rejected its own task-force's advice, calling the timeframe for adoption unrealistic.ICAO wields more regulatory clout than IATA, so it may have more luck convincing airlines to splash out on new technology.

Mr. Greenspan has been chastised for keeping interest rates too low for too long, for failing to see the danger of subprime mortgages and falling house prices, and for neglecting to use the Fed's regulatory clout to restrain the excesses in the market.

The move is a smart one, as it adds both banking and regulatory clout to the operation, essential as it continues to grow.

Having handed over a combined employer and individual mandate to the private insurance industry, with minimal regulatory clout, the bill (if and when it is implemented) lacks any semblance of cost containment measures.

But they found that they had neither the expertise to maintain their new investments, nor the scale to absorb all the extra regulatory costs, nor the clout to secure fuel and parts at competitive prices.

It dropped by 10% after hours when Fox pulled the plug.Even with a deal, Mr Murdoch might have had to clamber over regulatory hurdles, given the huge clout of a combined Fox and Time Warner.

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But the Fed is first among equals in the regulatory scheme of things, with the clout to put its concerns at the top of all regulators' agendas.

O’Rourke says that the highly leveraged Bakries may be ready to buy another cheap stake in Freeport, in return for using its political clout to resolve its regulatory risk.