Sentence examples for regulatory support for from inspiring English sources
The Singapore and Australian exchanges said on Tuesday that they had revamped their merger proposal in an attempt to win regulatory support for the $8.4 billion deal.
LONDON – The Dutch shipping company TNT Express agreed on Friday to sell its airline operations as the European company looks to win regulatory support for its proposed 5.2 billion euros ($6.6 billion) takeover by United Parcel Service.
American capitalism is the answer — Friedman puts the future of the world squarely in the hands of people in business-class seats reading Thomas Friedman books — though government must first have the good sense to withdraw its regulatory support for fossil fuels, and favor alternatives.
Providing regulatory support for chemicals management.
These externalities motivated a strong regulatory support for these vehicles, along with the deterioration of the bus transportation services and improvements in battery technology [17, 18].
Researchers tinkering with cancer drugs and related molecules have found reversible ways of altering sperm; now they need to secure money and regulatory support for drug testing.
While most governments provide regulatory support and incentives for SMEs, a regulator-operator role of the Chinese government is based on peculiarities of each sector with classification based on operating income, number of employees and total assets (Cunningham, 2011).
We are grateful to Sally Robinson for regulatory support and to laboratory staff at the Department of Immunology at WRAIR, as well as to Melinda Moree, Director of The PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative.
Energy efficiency is gaining regulatory support as the lowest-cost option for meeting energy demand.
However, Erik Olson, a senior adviser to the Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, emphasized that cutting the agency altogether would put more communities at risk because a lack of regulatory oversight and support for infrastructure maintenance can make problems like water contamination grow exponentially.
The enrichment, within the set of de-regulated genes, of those encoding transcriptional regulatory molecules provides support for the hypothesis that maternal diabetes affects specific developmental programs.
