Sentence examples for use regulator from inspiring English sources

In a letter to David Cameron written before the general election, then Culture Secretary Sajid Javid attacked Ms May's plan to use regulator Ofcom to vet programmes before they were broadcast in the strongest terms, saying it posed a threat to freedom of speech.

Strategies to use regulators of autophagy as single agents to induce cytotoxicity in tumor cells have been developed in the last year.

"This will give us a tool to prevent future problems from cropping up". Property rights groups said the commission's new authority tips the balance toward a land-use regulator they say already has too much clout.

The government contended essentially that the telephone colossus was illegally stifling competition, using regulator-sanctioned profits from the telephone business to subsidize unregulated businesses, like making equipment.

Those plans, if approved by local land-use regulators, could bring a major payoff if Trump could then sell lots or finished homes.

"Of course companies also don't mind using regulators as a weapon against competition, with Microsoft against Google being the example I see most often," Goldman said.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley will see some harsh language used with regard to their conduct during the boom, but the word "fraud" will not be used, regulators said, perhaps leaving them less vulnerable to class-action suits than their peers.

It depicts scenarios of past or threatened abuse of power by local land-use regulators, and it looks to the takings clause generally and regulatory takings doctrine specifically as crucial corrective devices, essential to set the power imbalance aright.

The government contended essentially that the telephone colossus -- which then provided both local and long-distance service -- was illegally stifling competition, using regulator-sanctioned profits from the telephone business to subsidize unregulated businesses, like manufacturing equipment.

A JLR spokesperson said it currently uses regulators in other EU countries "when needed" but it – and others such as luxury carmaker McLaren – may be forced to apply for type approvals outside the UK if there is no deal.

But what about the highway designers, traffic engineers, transit planners and land-use regulators who placed a bus stop across from apartments but made no provision whatsoever for a safe crossing?