Sentence examples for regulatory overseer from inspiring English sources

"The White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs OIRAA) is the United States's regulatory overseer.

The utilities' regulatory overseers, with their pressure to keep costs low, have contributed to this lack of research and development.

But, in a common story for the Obama years, FDA's implementation efforts got stalled by the White House regulatory overseers.

But when lawmakers permitted commercial banks and investment banks to merge into new behemoths like Citigroup, they did not follow through on the logical implication of their idea — fusing the industry's regulatory overseers into a similar colossus.

It also pays out $1 million a month to lawyers, auditors, outside directors and regulatory overseers.

The massive asymmetry between the understaffed regulatory overseers of civic society and the elite techno disruptors, stuffed to the gills with the finest engineers money can buy (but apparently no one who passed a course in ethics), has clearly enabled certain tech entities to accelerate their business growth at the expense of responsibility.

It means that any illegal post-crisis practices, from market-rigging to the Lodnon Whale, happened on the new regulatory overseers' watch, and that members of Congress concerned about the failures to supervise and regulate should have hauled in the Board of Governors for questioning, not the New York Fed.

At the same time, Ms. Roper said, she was pleasantly surprised by some of his comments, including remarks expressing skepticism about the need for a new self-regulatory overseer for funds.

Senior government officials, including Dr. John D. Graham, President Bush's chief overseer of regulatory effectiveness at the Office of Management and Budget, said they had been told of the problems with the studies.

However, the requirement of informed consent should not necessarily be perceived as conflicting with views from the stakeholders involving: " Regulatory and ethical sides are overseers; the most active are investigators and participants.

There are two and fortunately for everyone involved, neither would require major hands-on intervention by Congress or by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), the ultimate overseer of the market's self-regulatory organizations.