Sentence examples for statutory regime from inspiring English sources

Can regulation made possible by a statutory regime avoid being "statutory regulation"?

That law, designed to address concerns about overbroad monitoring, was the first statutory regime aimed at protecting Americans from domestic surveillance.

The agencies "operated in silos", with each adopting "a narrow reading of the statutory regime underlying their respective areas". That didn't help.

"I worked for Judge Starr and believe he performed his difficult legal assignment diligently and properly under a badly flawed statutory regime," Kavanaugh wrote in a footnote.

However, there is no need to subject the new regulatory body to the statutory regime of OFCOM in order to achieve this.

His argument is that a statutory regime will inculcate a culture that is not meek but actually has more self-respect.

Moreover, SOX-inspired procedures are beginning to serve as a template for compliance with other statutory regimes.

For more than forty years, electronic surveillance law in the United States developed under constitutional and statutory regimes that, given the technology of the day, distinguished content from metadata with ease and certainty.

This comprehensive approach addresses some of the challenges of designing zoning for a cross-border, multi-jurisdictional MPA such as varying levels of information between countries, limited cooperation between managers and scientists, differing statutory regimes, and difficulties bringing stakeholders together to solicit their opinions.

The company convened a team to identify commonalities among the statutory regimes with which it had to comply, including the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), the Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB) Act, California's Security Breach Information Act, and other laws to protect privacy and combat identity theft.

They include a strengthened control environment; more reliable documentation; increased audit committee involvement; better, less burdensome compliance with other statutory regimes; more standardized processes for IT and other functions; reduced complexity of organizational processes; better internal controls within partner companies; and more effective use of both automated and manual controls.