Sentence examples for specialist regulator from inspiring English sources

In particular, Asic already had too great a volume of disputes to deal with and a specialist regulator was needed, he said.

And he points out that many other rich countries, lacking a specialist regulator of their own, look to the HFEA's work to inform their own laws.The technique has both public approval and the HFEA's blessing in principle.

Then the specialist regulator monitors those activities on a day-to-day basis - in the case of IVF, recording the details of every one of the 60,000 cycles carried out in a calendar year, inspecting and licensing clinics in both the NHS and the private sector and approving research involving embryos.

The MM Project provided a platform for WHO, disease specialists, regulators, technical organisations and consumers to work together, enabling the stakeholders to achieve much more than if they had worked alone in the pursuit of patient safety: the whole has indeed been greater than the sum of its parts.

Abolish specialist union regulators, the Registered Organisations Commission and the Australian Building and Construction Commission.

Pain specialists and regulators in Washington State said they thought the requirements were essential because doctors were giving high daily dosages of powerful drugs for ailments like back pain for far too long without evidence that the drugs worked.

The defense in the Arthur Andersen criminal trial rested its case today, with the firm's specialist on securities regulators continuing to maintain that he never considered the possibility of a federal inquiry last fall at a time others in the firm were destroying documents related to Enron.

"He's trying to cut a deal," said Marvin G. Pickholz, a former securities regulator and specialist in white-collar crime.

Regulators say specialist firms made a total of $58.4 million, which should have gone to their customers.

In its review of applications for marketing authorisations (MAAs) for cell therapies, the CHMP is obliged to consult the Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT), who conduct detailed scientific assessments of these applications, with assessment by staff from national regulatory authorities and specialist advisors to the regulators.

Specialist stakeholders (consultants, academics, regulators, and industry users) were asked what prevents or limits their use of QSAR methods.