Sentence examples for regulatory timetables from inspiring English sources

They say that they are safety conscious, but are concerned that the new regulatory timetables and practices are making their businesses increasingly difficult to run.

In terms of the regulatory timetable, EDF has recently offered certain commitments to the European Commission as part that body's review of the deal and the Phase I review period is due to expire on 22 December.

This has served to facilitate corporate restructuring in Europe, by ensuring regulatory clearance within a timetable that corresponds to the needs of business.

"We've got all kinds of big decisions to make - we've now got a timetable on regulatory issues that are far reaching and the next CEO has to have ownership of those decisions".

If this had not been coordinated through a formal structure it would have been harder to meet the regulatory requirements within the timetable of the project.

The law review meshes with that goal, though the government is clearly giving itself a very tight timetable for resolving regulatory complications and passing the necessary legislation.

The timetable to design a regulatory environment for privatised utilities is absurdly tight.

Deane Beebe, media relations director for PHI, which advocates for the home care workers, confirmed in an interview that "the regulatory process is one with a timetable and deadlines" but "no teeth," absent executive action.

If it is determined that regulations are necessary, then the regulatory process will have a fixed timetable.

Yet, three years into the President's term, the agency has not released an actual proposed rule or timetable for action to accomplish this regulatory change.

Writing for Columbus Biz Insider, Rick Rouan noted that casino developers in Ohio are pushing to get new casinos up and running quickly, but that timetables are often set back to due to unresolved regulatory issues with the Ohio Casino Control Commission.