Sentence examples for regulatory posture from inspiring English sources

Obama could conceivably take a more aggressive regulatory posture.

In addressing weed resistance, the hands-off regulatory posture in the U.S. reflects, in part, the basic authorities granted to the EPA and USDA in federal law.

All of which seems consistent with a regulatory posture that sought to avoid freaking out the markets.

Many analysts dismiss the Bells' argument as regulatory posturing.

But the new president's choices could more clearly influence the Fed's posture on regulatory issues, with Democrats more likely to be activist and in favor of consumer protections and Republicans more likely to favor deregulation.

That, combined with a more aggressive posture by the regulatory authorities to put a check on bonuses, is likely to hasten what has already been a sharp falloff in corporate and income taxes from the City.

In the aftermath of the VW scandal, companies that do not leave light environmental footprints, or try to cut regulatory corners, fail to review their "green" posture at their peril.

First, the CP mean velocity supposedly reflects the amount of regulatory balancing activity that is needed to maintain an upright posture [ 26] and can be used to discriminate the postural behaviors between symptomatic population [ 36].

Then the Bush administration changed the federal posture, arguing that the new guidelines may have been regulatory overkill.

To maintain this supply of blood under a range of different physiological conditions, such as changes in posture, digestion, stress, trauma or exercise, the circulatory system is equipped with several regulatory feedback mechanisms.

As fodder for political posturing and op-ed banker bashing, it will help the White House make its case for real regulatory reform.