Sentence examples for trade regulators from inspiring English sources

With Rochdale's capital depleted from the trade, regulators ordered the firm to immediately unwind the position.

Pulitzer Inc., St . Louis said federal trade regulators had ended the antitrust waiting period for a planned $1.46 billion buyout of the company by Lee Enterprises, Davenport, Iowa, an owner of newspapers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 (AP) — Federal trade regulators revoked on Thursday most of the 13-year-old tariffs and duties against imports of a high-grade steel used in cars, a victory for United States and Japanese automakers.

Beijing has been campaigning for the change, which would require trade regulators to compare Chinese bids with those of domestic suppliers, and would limit their ability to introduce tariffs.

Trade regulators said yesterday that they would send a price-fixing investigation of Archer Daniels Midland and other producers of the gasoline additive ethanol to the Department of Justice, a sign the case could become a criminal inquiry.

The move is likely to bring retaliatory action from European Union trade regulators, who have warned they will target US products as motorcycles, jeans and bourbon if additional US tariffs are imposed.

That would be the largest such penalty ever imposed by the trade regulator.

And the E.U. has joined the U.S. government in a dispute at the World Trade Organization, the international trade regulator, over whether China should be designated as a "market economy".

The boom is now over, and scrutiny has begun, with a two-year-old investigation by the Irish government's trade regulator.

But the State Department's top defense trade regulator, Will Lowell, told a White House lawyer that Loral "went beyond analysis to telling cause of failure and how to prevent," according to the lawyer's notes of the conversation.

No wonder Bill Clinton wanted to invite the protesters in: he agrees with them.So add to the obvious danger that the WTO will serve as a rallying point for disgruntled anti-capitalists (and the president of the United States) the risk that, thanks to labour standards, the environment and other "new issues", the body will become a trade regulator rather than a trade deregulator.