Sentence examples for regulatory footsteps from inspiring English sources
Connecticut is the sixth state to approve the merger conditionally, following in the regulatory footsteps of Maine, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Vermont and New York, whose Public Service Commission approved the deal early last month.
That partner might be Dwolla, which linked up with BBVA this month after struggling with regulatory hurdles, following in Simple's footsteps.
And so, I say to the Distinguished Members of the U.S. Senate and House (McConnell, Shelby, Boehner and Bachus, to name a few... not to mention Gov. Romney) who so vigorously opposed this agency as yet another example of government regulatory redundancy and bureaucratic inertia: those footsteps you hear may not be your patrons running up the Hill to express their gratitude with bundles of cash.
Following in Vodafone's footsteps is Deutsche Telekom of Germany, which is seeking regulatory approval to acquire the American carriers VoiceStream Communications, based in Bellevue, Wash., and Powertel, of West Point, Ga.
Expect to see an increasing number of companies announce price freezes – following in the footsteps of SSE - in order to retain customers and win consumer and regulatory trust.
All except uBeam, which is gamely rushing onward in the footsteps of Powermat — except with a less-proven technology, fewer industry ties, more regulatory risks and far less money.
Following Nixon's footsteps.
Aunt Galya's footsteps stopped.
