Sentence examples for suitability requirements from inspiring English sources

THE law brings to mind the suitability requirements in federal securities regulations that protect investors.

I urged these mortgage regulators to impose suitability requirements on mortgage lenders, to assure that the loans were appropriate for the people taking them.

Mr. Giddens, who has been on the front line with customers since the firm's collapse, also urged the committee to consider suitability requirements for customers.

Lewis D. Lowenfels, an authority in securities law at Tolins & Lowenfels, a law firm in New York, said that the broker in this case might have run afoul of the suitability requirements of the National Association of Securities Dealers.

"Once again, we have a system that has failed to meet effectiveness and suitability requirements, but one that no doubt will proceed post-haste into full production and deployment," said Thomas P. Christie, a former top Pentagon testing official.

On the positive side of the requirements equation, the Navy has shown a strong willingness to trade off other requirements in order to get the basic tanking and carrier suitability requirements it has prioritized.

Mr. Okada owned 19.66 percent of Wynn until the company forcibly moved to redeem his shares at a 30 percent discount earlier this month because of its determination that he did not meet the "suitability" requirement for an investor in a Nevada casino.

In the process, the scientists acquired skills applicable to full product development, including assessing market suitability and requirements.

(2) Insight into classes of TES storage materials with details like their physical properties, cost, operational performance and suitability to application requirements is provided.

Deriving from this motivation, forms and gradations of decentralization and its suitability for fulfilling requirements beyond data security have to be analyzed.

With the inevitable development of tumour-specific drugs that are tailored to patient requirements, suitability and gene profile, in future breast cancer will no longer be perceived as one disease but rather as an individual entity on a patient-specific basis.