Sentence examples for regulatory stuff from inspiring English sources
We need to do a lot of regulatory stuff to change how corporations operate.
There's some regulatory stuff to get through," he told me.
"We want to help the smart people who are technically good and motivated to work in healthcare to not just say, 'Wow, I'm going to go work on something else, because it's too much of a nightmare to do this kind of regulatory stuff.' We can solve that problem".
We're not going to solve that one quickly but there are a lot of people thinking hard about that," said Crow. "If you look at some of the regulatory stuff that's happening, certainly in the EU and starting to happen in the US as well, I think you are seeing people at least understanding there's a concern there now.
It got me thinking about the culture(s) within Bluedrops' divisions, but as the barrage of day to day financial, legal, HR and regulatory "stuff" began flooding our teams--cultures (and, for that matter even our breakfasts) took a back seat and were soon forgotten.
An army of Washington lobbyists and outside casino operators eager to join with real and imagined tribes has worked hard to transform laws allowing gambling on reservations into a regulatory Trojan horse stuffed with slot machines.
"So we're working really hard thinking about all the complications of the design and the statistics and getting the drug right, all the logistics and legal stuff and the regulatory hurdles.
"The back-office stuff--the regulatory aspects and all that--are daunting," says art collector and venture capitalist Dennis Scholl, co-founder of the Betts & Scholl wine brand alongside Aspen-based master sommelier Richard Betts.
The Scottish government is in the right frame of mind for doing stuff that's about regulatory control, rather than soft policies for behavioural change.
He focused on green-eyeshade issues like budget and regulatory reform that, while not exactly the stuff of headlines, have far-reaching impact.
On a bipartisan basis it provided the Treasury Secretaries, filled the regulatory agencies, paid itself unconscionable bonuses, and stuffed the campaign coffers.
