Sentence examples for warning regulators from inspiring English sources

The crowdfunding interests are also warning regulators that some of the stringent investor protection measures could, if fully adopted, make crowdfunding prohibitively expensive.

The report's findings — scheduled to be released on March 15 — are expected to fault the executives for allowing JPMorgan to build the bets without fully warning regulators and investors, these people said.

The report, scheduled to be released on March 15, is "expected to fault the executives for allowing JPMorgan to build the bets without fully warning regulators and investors," people briefed on the inquiry said.

That gave the report of another bankruptcy filing some credence, even though United has taken none of the preliminary moves for such a drastic step, like warning regulators of its financial distress or lining up a restructuring company for advice.

The authors' warning: "Regulators should no longer ignore rigorous science".

With the industry firing such warning shots, regulators have spent months shielding their rules from litigation.

While the new Senate measures would be nonbinding, they could serve as a political warning to regulators writing rules under the Dodd-Frank Act.

As their use spreads beyond the Gulf and Malaysian markets where they originated, some analysts are warning that regulators must watch closely to prevent money laundering in the developing market segment.

Then they went on a PowerPoint road show, warning state regulators about what the FCC had wrought and how that would hurt jobs and capital spending in their states.

Though the product is marketed to adults and festooned with warning labels, regulators have moved to stop sales because children keep swallowing Buckyballs and similar products made by others.

Royal Mail closed 6p lower at 539p, following a warning from regulator Ofcom to improve its services.