Sentence examples for revised regulatory from inspiring English sources

As a result of the revised regulatory agreement, more than 3 million checks worth about $2.7 billion have been cashed or deposited to date.

Institutions applying for or receiving National Institutes of Health or other PHS funding from a grant, cooperative agreement, or contract that is covered by the final rule must be in full compliance with all of the revised regulatory requirements by August 24 , 2012

They provided data needed to reduce uncertainties in the characterizations of exposure and identified ways to reduce exposure for example, dust control, home repairs, product replacement, and revised regulatory strategies.

Although the revised regulatory definition "applies broadly to [the Act's] programs," the WOTUS Rule itself states that it "imposes no enforceable duty on any state, local, or tribal governments, or the private sector". 80 Fed.

Against this backdrop, and drawing on interviews with airport representatives and the deliberations of industry forums, this paper explores the attitudes of airport planning and property managers to the revised regulatory regime announced in the Government's White Paper in December 2009.

Now, Secretary Geithner has proposed a revised regulatory structure, that relies on a super-regulator to oversee entities that are "too big to fail".

Besides all these technical considerations, it will be important to revise regulatory and ethical issues, as research worldwide on these modified mid-size and large animal models should be compliant with the highest standards of animal care and husbandry.

Table 6 shows the number of links between initial gene regulatory network and the revised gene regulatory network using d-separation concept and conditional independency test.

"FERC has not yet adequately revised its regulatory and oversight approach to respond to the transition to competitive energy markets," the report states.

After the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident, the Nuclear Regulation Authority of Japan revised its regulatory requirements and developed the Evaluation Guide for Volcanic Hazards in 2013.

It analyses how, in response to a regulatory crisis, a revised set of regulatory arrangements, principally in the realm of disciplinary procedure oversight, was re-negotiated and re-shaped in the Irish professional accounting context.