Sentence examples for supply regulators from inspiring English sources

Typically, buyers of companies are required to supply regulators with a Hart-Scott-Rodino filing, allowing them time to review the transaction for compliance with antitrust laws.

The exchange served LaBranche with what it calls a "charge memorandum" on July 18 after the firm refused to supply regulators with e-mail that it said was either irrelevant to the investigation or privileged material between the firm and its lawyers.

Besides the FPGA, the board also includes a number of data converters for different purposes, a timing source, power supply regulators to generate the power supply voltage needed by the chip, and some level converters to accommodate the different logic levels at the PC, FPGA and Medipix2 chip.

Both EnergyBucket and PowerBench share the disadvantage that it is not possible to feedback the measured current to the power supply regulator.

A new control model named digital power supply regulator system (DPSRS) was proposed, and a pulse power supply prototype based on DPSRS has been built and tested.

Companies and other institutions that buy electricity or gas directly from Enron are busy negotiating new supplies, regulators said.

Having failed to prevent the enactment of Dodd-Frank and the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, they are imposing their will with what may be their most effective weapon — choking off the air supply of regulators by limiting the money they can spend.

Dietary fats are absorbed in the intestine and they function as an energy supply, thermal regulators, membrane constituents, energy storage and some play an important role in body function as essential fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins.

Fears of fracking's impact on water supplies prompted regulators overseeing the Delaware Water Basin to curtail gas exploration until the effects could be more closely studied.

E-mails and other documents supplied to regulators in the S.E.C.'s case against Mr. Mozilo showed him discussing the company's lending practices and describing some of its loans as "toxic" and "poison".

DENVER — Chemicals used to hydraulically fracture rocks in drilling for natural gas in a remote valley in central Wyoming are the likely cause of contaminated local water supplies, federal regulators said Thursday.