Sentence examples for self-regulating body from inspiring English sources

At this point, my doctor thinks it'll be a year to 18 months before I can get off the hormones, birth control regulating the fibroid growth and finally have a self-regulating body the way I'm supposed to be.

Unfortunately the ad industry's self-regulating body wasn't impressed.

The editors of Vogue, Elle, Cosmopolitan and New Woman published an open letter rubbishing suggestions that they had agreed to take part in the self-regulating body.

Their operations are subject to the rules of the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., a self-regulating body created in 1939.

The Press Complaints Commission, the industry's self-regulating body, will probably be reconstituted to give more say to voices from outside the industry.

Labour, the Liberal Democrats and many victims of phone-hacking consider some legal underpinning necessary to create a self-regulating body that can crack down on press misbehaviour.

Helfant is keen to point out that the ATP is one of sport's more efficient self-regulating bodies, with a significant input from the players.

Since then, the Media Council has devolved some of its powers to self-regulating bodies within the printed press, online media and advertising industry.

Case studies show how court rulings have contributed to this development by subjecting the heretofore exclusive powers to review" and expanding to govern non-statutory and private power such as non-statutory self-regulating bodies.

Moreover, critics hold the view that corporations often give the impression that they are self-regulating bodies open to public scrutiny and yet, despite the apparent "institutionalization of ethics" in the form of CCCs, they are seldom subject to detailed inquiry.

This idea has already been adopted by the National Association of Securities Dealers and other self-regulating bodies that govern Wall Street.