Sentence examples for regulatory danger from inspiring English sources
"Digital risks to any enterprise are twofold: internal or external — from employees communicating in non-compliant ways that expose a business to regulatory danger to more typical cyber threats like phishing, malware, account hacks or brand impersonation.
Barclays' forecasters should have been more alert to the regulatory dangers but everybody was caught out by fickle FICC.
The danger in regulatory increase is that it will overreach.
"There must be a 'sufficiently compelling' governmental interest to justify such an action, usually a punitive interest in imprisoning the convicted criminal or a regulatory interest in forestalling danger to the community"...
Robert R. Glauber, 63 Chief executive, NASD BOOK: 'The South Sea Bubble' by John Carswell (2002) WHY: 'We need to see the Internet bubble in historical context and be sensitive to the danger of regulatory overreaction.
And it lacks teeth, thanks to reforms in 2000 that gave exchanges a lot more scope to set their own rules.The danger of "regulatory capture"—a weak regulator in the pocket of the industry giant is clear.
Even now, despite a new, rather awkward populist tone, serious relief for homeowners is lacking and financial regulatory reform is in danger of being hijacked by banking lobbyists and partisan politics.
"But also that if changes in practice are carried out in haste there is a danger that regulatory procedures will not be as robust as they should be, that a full understanding of what is being regulated will not necessarily be had by all regulators involved and run risks for stability of the financial system as a whole".
Although our vaccine design could readily incorporate tumor-derived MHC class II-binding epitopes, there is no clear evidence that these are required for the maintenance of cytotoxic T cells and there is a danger that regulatory T cells might be induced [ 13, 41].
This structure infuriated Republicans, but the mortgage meltdown had amply demonstrated the dangers of regulatory capture.
