"regulatory rules" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time when you want to refer to rules that are created to regulate or control something. For example, "The government created new regulatory rules for air travel safety."
Mr. Terwilliger said the Justice Department's concern should be the integrity of American financial regulatory rules.
Indeed, the proliferation of new regulatory rules increases the chance of unforeseen, harmful interaction between regulations.
Bank officials say the changes were necessary to meet new regulatory rules.
Price comparison websites are breaking regulatory rules by prioritising price over cover in many cases, said the City watchdog.
"If you have different regulatory rules, you have one competitor having an advantage over the other," Mr. Engelhart said.
Mr. Blumenstein and others point out that there are no regulatory rules prohibiting VoIP use at 38,000 feet over the Great Plains.
Carney could also ask the committee to buy the high street banks' toxic debts, which are preventing them from meeting regulatory rules on having clean and detoxified reserves.
Livingston said the deal, which seeks to cut remaining trade tariffs and simplify regulatory rules, will not change anything for the NHS.
According to British regulatory rules, if the 2002 results are not reported by Thursday, Cordiant shares will be suspended from trading.
The Guardian has seen no evidence that published reporting of Kaloti failings was out of line with regulatory rules or industry practice.
There is no suggestion any descriptions in the Kaloti report, signed off as "fair" by E&Y, were out of line with regulatory rules or industry practice.
