Sentence examples for regulatory snags from inspiring English sources
It's too early to tell whether AT&T and BellSouth will hit any regulatory snags in their proposed $67 billion merger.
Craig Conway, the chief executive of PeopleSoft, said the board rejected Oracle's offer because it was certain to hit regulatory snags, undervalued PeopleSoft and did not take into account the value created by PeopleSoft's acquisition of J. D. Edwards.
However, it's fair to ask if EverlyWell's method of testing through Helix might hit some regulatory snags.
He advises that in the early stages of any marketplace that may hit regulatory snags, founders should figure out what their engagement strategy is.
After getting its cancer drug Gleevec through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) in record time, Novartis has hit regulatory snags on two other potential blockbusters: Zelnorm, for irritable bowel syndrome, and Xolair, an asthma treatment developed with South San Francisco-based Genentech, the first and one of the most well-regarded biotechnology companies.
It has hit several regulatory snags since it was first proposed in 2008.
A delineation of the transcriptional regulatory mechanisms responsible for the regulation of the defensins by sNAG are currently underway in the laboratory.
Inevitably there are snags.
