Sentence examples for sufficient regulatory from inspiring English sources

The Central Land Council, which acts for Indigenous landholder groups in the region, said it was concerned the NT lacked sufficient regulatory regimes or experience in regulating the coal industry.

We need sufficient regulatory scrutiny so that we don't have debacles like that of Theranos, a company that claimed it could perform comprehensive lab tests from just a few drops of blood.

(At the moment, all but two of the country's reactors are offline, while the government works to convince the populace that it is making sufficient regulatory changes ensure their safety).

In that filing with regulators — its most recent — the company said that if it were to "consider resolving pending claims, inquiries or investigations by offering to repurchase all or some portion of these ARS from certain clients, it would have to have sufficient regulatory capital and cash or borrowing power to do so, and at present it does not have such capacity".

If you have sufficient regulatory expertise on your founding team, you can turn these regulations into a competitive advantage.

Taken together, these data demonstrated that the CD7 transgene contained sufficient regulatory regions to direct hematopoietic expression and mitogenic induction.

In some cases, however, the mere existence of such laws or regulations, combined with a credible threat to invoke them, is sufficient for regulatory purposes.

Published evidence on safety testing presented by the industry has generally been recognized by EFSA as sufficient for regulatory purpose, despite the fact that several potentially conflicting issues have been continuously raised by independent researchers [19, 20, 28, 33 35, 52, 86].

If a putative disease modifying drug yields short-term benefits, short (6 month) trials may be sufficient for regulatory approval.

Our results demonstrate that there is sufficient internal regulatory flexibility in a living organism to simultaneously undertake divergent adaptive pathways in the same environment.

The introduction of tigecycline should be beneficial at a time of increasing problems with bacterial resistance, and evidence to date has been sufficient for regulatory approval for complicated SSSIs and intraabdominal infections.