Sentence examples for regulatory grounds from inspiring English sources

Many cities, states and countries have banned the ride-sharing company on safety or regulatory grounds.

That allowed the company's management and its controlling shareholder, Opportunity, to block the return of Telecom Italia on regulatory grounds.

That allowed the company's management and Opportunity to challenge the return of Telecom Italia on regulatory grounds.

BHP's attempted takeover was opposed by Rio Tinto itself — the smaller company rebuffed the bid as inadequate — and also drew criticism on political and regulatory grounds.

"There is no official regulatory grounding of the type of helicopter so they are still free to fly if the operators wish to.

Even if it's definitely interesting from a technical perspective, and makes sense in terms of cost and efficiency, there's still a lot of regulatory ground to cover before something like this can exist.

Shine had also only chalked up one full deployment of its network-level ad blocking tech: Caribbean mobile operator Digicel; had zero revenue as it was not charging carriers for deployments; and was arguably on shaky regulatory ground in Europe, given net neutrality laws.

According to an article in The Guardian, they are trying to put past issues behind them, such as the high-profile criminal prosecutions of two Bitcoin entrepreneurs, the suspension of trading on the second-largest Bitcoin exchange, and volatile pricing, and move forward with a focus on finding common regulatory ground to stimulate wider adoption.

President Obama and Democrats need Americans to believe they are serious about jobs, and being viewed as anti-business or ceding regulatory ground to the environmental movement will allow for more and more examples that Republicans can point to over the next 10 months.

With the 22 December 2008 collapse of a Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) ash pond in Kingston, Tennessee, and the arrival of the Obama administration the following month, the regulatory ground is shifting in regards to coal combustion waste (CCW), the millions of tons of waste left over each year from burning coal for electricity.

However, the exploration and translation of such prescriptions from offline to online does suggest a first step in providing potential solutions that can complement regulatory efforts grounded in deterrence.