Sentence examples for regulatory scope from inspiring English sources

The number of machines, speed of play and size of stake were all placed within the commission's regulatory scope.

"They're expanding their regulatory scope so dramatically and outsourcing regulatory oversight," said Andy Cebula, executive vice president for government affairs at the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.

The KTG regime provides a unique setting in which the regulatory scope extends beyond internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) to include broad business and enterprise risk control.

The strong paradigm has proven very effective in the context of genetic engineering, but faces a systematic paradigm breakdown when it extends its regulatory scope over traditional mass selection operating for example in exchange networks of farmers' landraces, where innovation often has a more collective, community-related nature.

Auto dealers, however, managed to buy themselves an exemption from the bureau's regulatory scope.

The exemption, Roy said, was partly meant as a reminder that hydrofracking has always fallen outside of the regulatory scope of the Underground Injection Control program, the only provision within the SDWA for injections.

It launched a regulatory scoping exercise last year to analyze the impact of autonomous boats.

That naturopaths surveyed in the current study articulated few standards-related concerns but focused instead on achieving a broad regulatory practice scope on par with other North American jurisdictions is thus not surprising.

Four Republican attorneys general wrote a letter last week to Mr. Miller of Iowa, expressing concern with the "scope, regulatory nature and unintended consequences," of the settlement proposals, particularly with the question of principal reductions.

In these ways the Swedish regulatory approach provided scope for creative solutions, environmental innovation, and permitted the affected companies to coordinate pollution abatement measures with productive investments.

This group of lawyers will advise Romney on a variety of legal questions, including regulatory issues, the scope of executive power, and, most significantly, judicial nominations.