Sentence examples for regulatory consequences from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, this map enraged landowners and developers, who feared the regulatory consequences of such a designation.

No one wants to lose customers, generate bad publicity, or expose themselves to legal and regulatory consequences.

Any breach should result in regulatory consequences, attributable to an organisation in the case of a system failure, and to individual accountability where individual professionals are responsible.

The 1980s savings-and-loan crisis amounted to a sizeable banking bust, but because it did not result in an economic catastrophe, the regulatory consequences were modest.

These areas, which are in violation of the revised standards generally by slim margins, have signed agreements with the E.P.A. to reduce pollution early to avoid some of the regulatory consequences.

In its court papers on Monday, Citigroup warned that anything other than a "no admit, no deny" settlement posed serious risks to the bank's shareholders, including additional private litigation, reputational harm and collateral regulatory consequences.

Although the deterministic oscillation behaviour is assumed to be overlaid by stochastic background fluctuations in the expression levels of Nanog, these have no regulatory consequence in this scenario.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of the direct gene regulatory consequence of this form of "tonic" TCR signaling.

However, this dephosphorylation would have little regulatory consequence: as soon as the pEndos concentration is reduced to the intracellular concentration of PP2A-B55, the remaining pEndos would be protected from dephosphorylation by PPX due to the very tight (nanomolar or subnanomolar) binding of pEndos to PP2A-B55.

To mechanistically understand the counter-regulatory consequences of the Ac2-26 interaction with FPRs on inflammation, we analysed the involvement of the JAK-STAT-SOCS signalling modules.

Given the profound influence that these variables can have on regulatory outcome, the consequences of regulatory decisions must be described clearly.