Sentence examples for regulatory qualifications from inspiring English sources

The general idea of the standstill clause is that regulatory qualifications, restrictions or limitations on the financial sector are being frozen and no new restrictions are allowed in the future...

Wherever they are in the world, advisers must comply with British regulatory and qualifications requirements.

The British Institute of Regulatory Affairs operate a diploma and M.Sc. in regulatory affairs, the qualifications being awarded by the University of Wales.

Increases in regulatory requirements and qualifications associated with reform have not translated into higher wages for many educators, either because they are contracted to a scheme with regulated fees or because their parent clients cannot pay more for child care.

Theoretically our analysis is situated in Science and Technology Studies (STS) but draws on different strands of this tradition than either Landecker's (2011) account of scientific discourse and practice, or Lezaun and Schneider's (2012) analysis of the regulatory work of qualification.

"Qualifications in regulatory affairs, validation, and quality control will be helpful".

Two manufacturers subsequently responded by submitting applications to WHO for "pre-qualification," a regulatory review that is required for procurement through UNICEF with GAVI funding.

Integrated, collaborative efforts are needed to standardize a multi-modal set of biomarkers with dynamic range, optimize the methods, and conduct sufficiently powered, multi-site studies so that these tools progress rapidly to clinical qualification by regulatory agencies.

Government policy and the regulatory environment will drive the qualifications needed to be employed as an educator in the early childhood education and care sector.

However the next step of this reform programme is further consultation into the content and regulatory arrangements for the revised qualifications.

Foreign-recognition of qualifications represents another regulatory measure but it mostly applies to physicians.