Sentence examples for regulatory weaknesses from inspiring English sources

Analysts say regulatory weaknesses are understandable in what is still a young market.

Critiques of the E.P.A. Atrazine is just one example of what critics say are regulatory weaknesses in the protections of America's drinking water.

Your investigation uncovered evidence of undertreated, toxic, often radioactive water being dumped into Pennsylvania rivers from which drinking water was drawn, and brought to light profound regulatory weaknesses.

At a Senate hearing last year, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) recounted Ashford's explosive growth, arguing that executives had exploited regulatory weaknesses in the accreditation system.

This represents an institutional, wall street embraced, increased appetite for driving speculative bubbles or exploiting regulatory weaknesses to make extraordinary profits.

The report explains how since the 1960s, design defect litigation has enforced safety standards, revealed previously concealed defects and regulatory weaknesses, and deterred manufacturers from cutting corners on safety for the goal of greater profits.

The Bush administration apparently considers regulatory weakness a virtue.

The cackhanded rescue of Northern Rock, a troubled bank, showed regulatory weakness and poor judgment under fire.

Such episodes, and the political incentives that animate them, have reinforced a trade-off —preapproval regulatory strength paired with post-approval regulatory weakness.

Those very same factors, regulatory weakness and offshore secrecy, also lie behind the hidden menace of tax dodging by big business on a massive scale.

WASHINGTON — The government commission's account of what caused the 2008 financial crisis offers a broad indictment of regulatory weakness, Wall Street avarice and corporate incompetence.