Sentence examples for regulatory office from inspiring English sources

It was not necessary that any policies were actually sold at the low price; the rate just had to be on file in some state regulatory office.

The F.D.A. will set up a new tobacco regulatory office financed by industry fees, which are expected to be $85 million in the first year and as much as $700 million annually within 10 years.

Once the most highly-valued UK company and such an apparent cash cow that the regulatory office increased the pace at which reductions in charges were demanded, BT is now headed for a debt burden of £30 billion.

As a practical matter, though, Bush administration officials acknowledge it will take many months to set up a new regulatory office and begin to consider new rules, forestalling any immediate effort to rein in the companies well into 2009.

The directive "will help to assure the public and Congress that Freddie Mac will remain financially healthy as it works to restore the public's trust," Armando Falcon, the director of the regulatory office, said in a statement.

The commission receives around 100 antitrust complaints a year and refers them to the regulatory office, which dismisses more than half of them without making any formal ruling or public statement.

Find institutional regulatory offices, forms, policies, and training for research.

All of these involve a series of steps to set up credible contracting frameworks (e.g. regulatory offices, competition commissions).

Our findings suggest collusion among traders, large landowners, and local forest officials, especially at higher distances from the location of regulatory offices.

That ruling has sent shockwaves through regulatory offices, setting what some legal analysts call a difficult, if not impossible, standard in some situations.

President-elect Barack Obama has named Mary Schapiro, head of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, to lead the S.E.C, and he has promised an overhaul of the agency and other financial regulatory offices to provide tougher oversight.