Sentence examples for regulatory imposed from inspiring English sources

In September, Santander UK outlined its plans to meet regulatory imposed rules to "ring-fence" retail businesses from corporate businesses, which are designed to limit the exposure of the taxpayer to corporate losses.

Among these, Network Component Analysis (NCA) [ 3] and generalized NCA (gNCA) [ 2] provide a robust framework for deducing TFAs based on DNA microarray data, promoter connectivity, and genetic regulatory constraints imposed by regulatory knock-out experiments.

But he left out the all-important proviso, which is that, modeled on the GATS, governments' right to regulate would stop when it conflicts with the regulatory constraints imposed by the agreement: "[m]embers' regulatory sovereignty is an essential pillar of the progressive liberalization of trade in services, but this sovereignty ends whenever rights of other Members under the GATS are impaired".

Consumers could take a hit for regulatory fees imposed on the state's utilities.

"There's no real regulatory discomfort imposed, so this sort of thing just continues," he said.

Over all, the Obama administration has significantly increased the regulatory costs imposed on the economy.

But they face major regulatory hurdles imposed by their own governments and championed by external advocacy groups.

Texas has hit back against what Mr. Perry called an intrusive regulatory regime imposed by "environmental statists".

This, coupled with new regulatory requirements imposed on the banks and the need to drive costs out of financial services, meant that opportunity was ripe..

But the last one was in 2010 and it has not conducted one since because of the regulatory reforms imposed on banks after the 2008 financial crisis.

Roger Helmer, the party's energy and industry spokesman, said that "the regulatory burden imposed by the E.U. is helpful for big business but devastating for small businesses".