Sentence examples for regulatory restructuring from inspiring English sources

There was talk that the S.E.C. might not survive a regulatory restructuring.

According to an April 20 e-mail message between industry officials in touch with Mr. Kyl, he told them "not to make a deal with Durbin and then come looking to Republicans when they need help on something like regulatory restructuring".

The market is therefore considered as an artefact, an object of active construction, the result of "regulatory restructuring" and "market-based problem solving" strategies (Lave et al. 2010, 661).

Such diversity has prompted the introduction of more variegated and processual notions like, for example, neoliberalisation (Brenner et al. 2010) or neoliberal globalization (Moore et al. 2011) as key notions to interpret the local variations and differentiated arrangements that characterize these "contemporary processes of market-oriented regulatory restructuring" (Brenner et al. 2010, 182).

Instead, the emphasis has been on institutional behavior, individual incentives, governance, controls, regulatory restructuring -- in many cases, in bringing markets back.

But many on Wall Street felt attacked by the regulatory restructuring, which shifted some political and economic power away from the private sector and into the hands of federal authorities.

The global financial crisis is best understood in relation to a number of regulatory and restructuring processes directly linked to the ascendancy of neoliberal policy solutions since the late 1970s, which made global capitalism less resilient and more crisis-prone.

Goldman said: Against a backdrop of continued bank deleveraging and restructuring, regulatory flux and declining volatility, we believe the outlook for market structure firms remains opaque.

In order to efficiently and comprehensively maximize the protection of our health against potential harm from chemicals using limited public resources, it is now time for regulatory agencies to restructure their policy frameworks across categories for controlling chemical health risks.

In addition, recent reports provide evidence that transposable elements contain sequences for larger regulatory assemblies that restructure tissue-specific transcriptomes (Lynch et al., 2011; Kunarso et al., 2010).

Congress has an important role to play in restructuring the regulatory system to make it equitable and ensure that F.C.C. actions and court decisions do not ultimately produce a world without any regulation.