Sentence examples for regulatory condition from inspiring English sources

General Electric agreed on Tuesday to sell medical monitoring unit Spacelabs to OSI Systems for $57 million, meeting a regulatory condition of its $2.2 billion purchase of Finland's Instrumentarium.

Given the non-synchronous changes in Th17 and Treg cells, we used Th17/Treg to define the relationship between inflammation status and regulatory condition of immune system.

We looked at the combined effect of age (old vs. new), disease-association (yes vs. no) tissue-specificity and regulatory condition (yes vs. no) on the number of interactions.

The medicinal and recreational policy framework and regulatory conditions are very different – and rightly so.

Confirming an earlier announcement, the AT&T Corporation said it would spin off Liberty Media and other television programming units to satisfy regulatory conditions from its $44 billion purchase of MediaOne Group.

Blackstone previously said the deal could be in jeopardy due to onerous regulatory conditions placed on it by the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

The letter also challenged the possible impact of regulatory obstacles, saying "there is no material difference between the regulatory conditions attached to our offer and the Royal Caribbean proposal".

Previously, expert commentators from the International Energy Agency to Deutsche Bank have said different geological, legal and regulatory conditions make it unlikely the US shale gas boom would be repeated in the UK.

"We are confident the Kintyre project can be constructed, operated and closed in a way which maintains the ecological functions and environmental values in the area and will ensure all regulatory conditions are met," Reilly said.

And Imperial Energy has lost 128p to 937p as Indian group ONGC, which is bidding $2.6bn for the Russian oil explorer, said certain regulatory conditions still needed to be met, even though a Russian regulator approved the deal on Friday.

For all their environmental attraction, IGCC and other clean-coal technologies cannot compete economically with natural-gas-fired plants under current pricing and regulatory conditions.