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Well, sort of. The China Securities Regulatory Commission certainly seems to have taken a step back.

He said that "there is a critical need for a database on toxicity and a regulatory framework for nanomaterial use, handling and disposal" .

New regulatory rules are expected to limit how much the biggest banks can make from trading for their own accounts.

Toyota's running into its own regulatory roadblocks trying to partner up with companies to mine and refine rare earths in Vietnam.

Turek and his team propose that this change in the sleep regulatory system is reflective of an allostatic response.

The bank in effect closed its Swiss-based US operation last November but said the move had not followed any specific US regulatory action.

In the telephone interview, the FTC's Mr. Leibowitz said he isn't sure how much regulatory thinking may converge in Beijing and Washington.

' 'For better or for worse, we are in a pretty solid position in terms of fulfilling regulatory requirements, ' he said.

Mr Obama's regulatory surge would be less damaging if it had not followed one by Mr Bush, Mr Mandel says.

'There's going to be a learning or adjustment process as Chinese companies adapt to different regulatory or disclosure regimes, ' he said.

Before joining the bank, Wang was a chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission in charge of stocks and investment funds.

Bank credit needs to be loosened for private companies and a tough regulatory regime should be designed to guard against a state monopoly.

But this year, Africa moves up to third place among regions, and two-thirds of its countries have made at least one regulatory reform.

Whether the listing goes ahead depends on regulatory clearance and, of course, on the state of the markets.

Spyker said it had signed a memorandum of understanding on the tripartite deal, and that it was subject to regulatory approval.

Analysts said the regulatory push would definitely be a blow to AliPay but the company should still have room to grow.

It is not feasible to wait a few days until the body's regulatory mechanisms are used to the new time zone.

This would produce a market price for energy and offset some of the informational asymmetry rampant in the regulatory process.

The FDA has interacted with the company throughout the regulatory process to help ensure compliance with applicable requirements.

RGS proteins contain a conserved RGS-box, which is often accompanied by other signalling regulatory elements.

He said all G20 nations agreed on the need for a strong regulatory response to the crisis and on the broad shape it should take.

It added that it had "found no evidence that customer information, trading data or required regulatory information was compromised" .

However, some forgot Adam Smith's maxim that the invisible hand needs to be supported by an appropriate legal and regulatory framework.

The bank said it expected final approval would be given within a year if the joint venture meets regulatory requirements.

In a notice published on its Web site today, Baidu said it had deleted obscene content and links and improved its regulatory system.

"You have to have codes of conduct, regulatory frameworks, ethical standards that guide the pursuit of the common good, " she said.

Mr. McNerney said the point was one often voiced by American executives: 'We have too many regulatory hurdles that don't amount to much. '

That would enable the bank to slash its regulatory capital, as well as parts of the bank that service the loans.

Regulatory risks and corruption in the developing world were dangers as well, he said.

If you were a CEO of a financial institution, what model would you use to try to drive regulatory compliance?

China's system is not open enough to produce such a workable regulatory system, or the business culture that grows out of it.

He added that he did not expect significant regulatory problems given the relatively small size of the deal.

But the era of excess was as much about policy blunders and regulatory negligence as about mistakes by financial institutions.

The Supremes turned a stake aimed at the heart of the regulatory monster into a blunt matchstick.

Movement out of the design space is considered to be a change and would normally initiate a regulatory post approval change process.

On the basis of the regulatory focus theory, this study is trying to make a theoretic model of impulsive purchasing.

China's banks borrow money in the interbank market to make loans and meet regulatory requirements for how much cash they have on hand.

By turning off this regulatory mechanism the body can stay in a state of anabolic metabolism (growth) for longer periods of time.

The US notion that markets should remain as free as possible from regulatory shackles "was as simplistic as it was dangerous" , he said.

But I also had this information theft managers downgraded the ordinary members, the absence of any regulatory authority.

Furthermore, with this capital increase we are strengthening the bank's equity capital in light of expected regulatory changes.

The experience of the FDA, which is required to use formal rulemaking in some of its regulatory programs, is often cited as illustrative .

Most of its employees, he said recently, see it as an enforcement agency with regulatory powers, rather than the other way round.

Dodd said he will bring the next White House team into the regulatory talks.

Sarkozy even pledged to walk out of the summit if it failed to produce serious regulatory commitments.

Banks can apply for a deadline extension of up to three years, according to the China Banking Regulatory Commission, the bank watchdog.

But the prevalence of regulatory capture is such that it is often a price well worth paying.

Kevin Crutchfield, chief executive of Alpha, said the company has cooperated with regulatory and enforcement agencies.

His conclusion was that "the lack of a comprehensive design is clear" , and that the structure encouraged regulatory arbitrage.

Though the China Banking Regulatory Commission has been trying to bring wayward lending back onto the books, the genie is out of the bottle.

These objectives do not necessarily require regulatory harmonization in the form of a single international standard or rule.

Yahoo, in its SEC filing earlier this week, said the restructuring was necessary to expedite obtaining an 'essential' regulatory license.

We also explain why these alternative regulatory levels might have been neglected, and briefly discuss ways to test our hypothesis.

Usage-based pricing, not a different regulatory regime, is all that is needed.

There may have been a closet regulatory U-turn, since regulators failed to support the deal publicly when the revolt kicked off.

"While addressing any regulatory requirements, Emcore remains committed to seeking other means of co-operation, " the company said.

This is the United States of inadequate supervision by the regulatory authorities, or to indulge in his capacity as the rentier looting.

A subsequent regulatory filing, however, showed that about half the money was being used for existing shareholder liquidity.

a proceeding or to your knowledge, under investigation, by an exchange or other self regulatory organization?

CEBS said the test's 6% Tier One capital ratio threshold should by no means be interpreted as a regulatory minimum.

Mr Kan did not give details of how the regulatory regime should be changed, but identified in particular its "problem of independence" .

The kind of regulatory and tax arbitrage that small countries once profited from is now subject to an international crackdown.

Trading revenue is being pressured partly by regulatory changes that limit how much Goldman can buy and sell for its own profit.

Regulatory T cells can be found in tolerated grafts and contribute to the acquisition of a state of privilege in those tissues.

settlement discussions or negotiations for settlement of any nature or kind whatsoever with an SRA or any self regulatory organization?

"The fact that business is coming here is not a question of regulatory arbitrage: it's a question of growth and opportunity. "

However these costs should also be recognised by the regulatory framework, and rewarded in the form of a reduced surcharge.

There are, no doubt, numerous legal and regulatory issues to be overcome for a bail-in to work.

With that being said, the Obama plan has a lot to recommend it. It would close many of the most obvious holes in the regulatory net.

Mr Kloppers declined to comment on whether the company was close to meeting regulatory requirements for the proposal.

As soon as he took office, Mr Abe reinstated the regulatory reform council, which had been disbanded by the previous government.

As a matter of fact, the central banks with specific regulatory functions were created in the middle of 19th century. OK, we call it a day.

First, the panic of 2008 was the result of a multitude of flawed private and public practices, with regulatory error being only one part.

"Wall Street is still in transition, but it is very slowly adjusting to changes in its economic and regulatory environment, " he said.

We hypothesized that this reflects variation in a regulatory network that balances growth with the carbon supply.

The president admitted that the United States "has some accounting to do" over the failures in its regulatory system.

The banks that wrapped senior debt tranches with AIG did not have to set aside so much regulatory capital.

The company said the move was made to "expedite obtaining an essential regulatory license. "

Of course, as a result of a strong regulatory role of political ideology, the artist had to work under stringent constraints painting.

The regulatory mechanism of the native urbanite, in other words, seems to be out of kilter.

These constraints might be in terms of time, money, technology, decisions, compatibility, regulatory, people, process or all of the above.

It has transferred authority over the issuance of corporate bonds to a more liberal regulator, the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

He would not discuss whether any specific regulatory demands might be deal-breakers.

Mr. Liu also says that because it's up to the company to choose the auditor, the system encourages a self-regulatory approach.

It has proved to be a rapid and sensitive method to check whether the concentration of phthalates in the toys exceeds the regulatory limit.

Prysmian said it had gained regulatory approval from Italian and Dutch authorities on Tuesday paving the way for a formal offer.

Given the risk of converging on the wrong solutions yet again, it would be better to let a variety of regulatory models flourish.

It does not, however, indicate fatigue from mounting political and regulatory pressure in London.

But it said the extra cash "will also support the existing capital base to accommodate regulatory changes and business growth" .

Bank capital regulation seems to be today's most accepted regulatory instrument.

Obama is also trying to mend the broken economy of the US after the recession, and just signed into law a financial regulatory reform act.

Manufacturers should continue to reduce salt in their foods in cooperation with local, state, and federal regulatory agencies, she said.

Second, a formal decoration companies or not, and the soundness of the company's regulatory great relationship.

Second, the bank will need to be tougher in its neglected regulatory oversight capacity.

We intend to partner with governments to overhaul the regulatory system to help prevent such a crisis again.

The bank frets about regulatory capture, too, but doubts that any rule would be right for all circumstances.

Regulatory approval is said to be all that's delaying the deal now.

All those regulatory issues appear to have spooked Pfizer. In its statement yesterday, the company said.

Their purpose is to show, not that the bank is sound, but that it meets the requirements for regulatory capital.

Accounting irregularities are increasingly showing up in U. S. regulatory filings and corporate announcements.

The transaction is expected to close by the end of the year, pending regulatory approval, the company said.

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No, and this brings in the question of regulatory agencies in those countries, and the ability to implement regulations and guidelines.

The approaches should be analyzed within a competitive framework, taking account of relevant regulatory factors.

Back in 1997, the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission had forced the hospital for such patients must be treated in isolation.

Some old guards, like Robert Diamond Jr, president of the Barclays, are trying to prevent major regulatory changes.

Viniar said new regulatory rules might limit some of the bank's investing and lending activities.

Records of performance are needed for reports that have to be made to supervisory personnel and regulatory agencies.

Pang Da did not require regulatory approval in order to provide funds to Saab, he said.

China's always lax regulatory regime has not been up to the job as the many pay and working-conditions horror stories can attest to.

Regulators became caught up in the same bubble mentality as investors and failed to use the regulatory authority available to them.

Gregory Jaczko, the US nuclear regulatory commission chairman, added that radiation levels at the site appeared to be falling.

"Our clients are still cautious given the economic environment, the regulatory environment, other things, " he said.

Such a rule would be important regulatory progress from the perspective of policing Chinese listings.

The other major regulatory proposal to have come out of Europe recently inspires even less confidence.

The only other regulatory activity is related to state or local regulations that restrict or do not allow environmental tobacco smoke (ETS).

Conversely, the rest of us are left to wonder how all that regulatory resolve slipped away.

The market selected which banks could survive under a system of multiple regulatory requirements, not just a capital requirement.

It is only a matter of time before the region's markets and regulatory standards mature, and its economies look set for sustained growth.

Please note that this article must not be treated as a formal guide or a reference for regulatory compliances.

The companies said the sale still required regulatory approval and refused to disclose the price.

A chapter is devoted to allostery and is indispensable for the comprehension of many regulatory mechanisms described throughout the book.

"You have seen an increase in regulatory standards worldwide since the introduction of Sarbanes-Oxley, " he said.

ICBC will not be the only Chinese bank to think that an American regulatory endorsement could be a step towards bigger things.

For that it largely blames the government and is duly arguing for a more favourable regulatory regime.

In a previous chapter, Wallison argues that the financial sector is under "the most comprehensive regulatory oversight of any industry. "

Two years later, the office released its report, identifying "significant gaps and weaknesses" in the regulatory oversight of derivatives.

These laws really haven't settled anything; it will take years of regulatory implementation before their full impact can be determined.

"We're exploiting the fact that any flights over the ocean do not require regulatory approval, " says Peter Tuggey of AeroMobile.

With prudent management of public finances, maintenance of a freely-convertible and stable currency and a sound regulatory system.

Although the insurer has warned investors in regulatory filings of the dilution, the company might try to cushion the blow.

What kind of regulatory system are we going to put in place to minimize the possibility of this kind of thing happening again?

The main stumbling block is the regulatory requirement that they be profitable for at least three years prior to listing.

The bottom-up approach advocates understanding regulatory networks as a collection of entangled motifs.

Elected on a platform of slashing government spending, Rubio called for a simplified tax code and a reduced regulatory regime.

Political leaders at the G20 meeting cannot hope to produce such a blueprint for a new global financial regulatory regime.

For the reasons discussed earlier, however, the challenge to the banking regulatory side of the central bank is likely to be rather greater.

Pairs of genes that exhibit high dependency will possibly have regulatory relationships between them.

All things that are regulatory need to be put in place as the second level of institution building, " he said. "

A detailed plan is divided into a detailed regulatory plan and a detailed construction plan.

She said global regulatory convergence is essential for such issues as capital standards and the treatment of derivatives.

Moving now on some sort of regulatory scheme is a chance to get ahead of the curve, he says.

The estimate was in a confidential internal Toyota presentation from July 2009 listing legislative and regulatory "wins" for the company.

The US is a mature economy with a strong legal and regulatory framework where investors have secure property rights.

Citation: "Comparing genomes to computer operating systems in terms of the topology and evolution of their regulatory control networks. "

The China Banking Regulatory Commission also appeared to have second thoughts.

It's not clear if regulatory agencies like the U. S. 's FDA would approve this kind of modification.

Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Peter Klein said he expects the Skype deal to get regulatory approval this year.

When foreign capital is being clawed back all over the world, the quality of a regulatory regime really starts to matter.

The USPS board of governors has yet to accept the Postal Regulatory Commission's decision, but tends to follow its recommendations.

Research has also shown that, when an animal is active and awake, regulatory substances build up in the brain that induce sleep.

We argue that modulating the unique redox regulatory mechanisms of cancer cells might be an effective strategy to eliminate these cells.

By contrast, banks that focus on traditional lending are likely to be less affected by much of the regulatory clampdown, the report says.

But in Bolivia, one of South America's poorest nations, regulatory gray areas can be especially broad here in its remote interior.

Moreover, economists are trying to design a series of institutional mechanism to prevent the regulatory capture occurrence.

Alexander Marson: Yes. In mice, if you remove all the regulatory T cells, what you see is a massive, multi organ autoimmune disease.

Analysts say Beijing often uses regulatory crackdowns as a tool for taking the steam out of a market.

The only way this currently can be achieved is by manipulating the cell's nuclear regulatory machinery with genes using retroviruses.

Its chairman is suggesting that regulatory policy might be a more surgical approach.

It is due to changes in the body's physiological regulatory mechanisms, specifically the hormonal systems, in a different environment.

In regulatory news, the U. S. Treasury Department sent to Congress a draft bill that would curb the power of credit ratings agencies.

The legal and regulatory obstacles to News Corporation's effort were never as great as those rival media companies made them out to be.

We hope your normal operation have been started without obstruction and hope that there should not be any restriction from regulatory.

But the economists say that, to be really effective and credible, any regulatory framework must be agreed globally.

National regulatory authorities have put into place expedited processes that do not compromise on the quality and safety of the vaccine.

But just as financial innovation bears only part of the blame, so regulatory reforms will, at best, yield only part of the solution.

Workers can sometimes capitalize on their experience in an industry by moving into a regulatory job.

If, he asked, ratings are to be a regulatory requirement, why is it not the business of the regulators to supply those ratings?

Many of the sweetest sources of profit sprang up in the cracks between regulatory systems; governments are now filling in these gaps.

Failure , however, would be a heavy blow to Beijing technology mandarins who have backed TD- SCDMA with state cash and regulatory favour .

Analysts say the dearth of homegrown rivals to Google could also undermine any move to take regulatory action against the company.

Furthermore, international regulation is needed when states do not bear all the risks of their regulatory actions.

Different regulatory pathways were assessed, and precautions needed to ensure quality, safety, and effectiveness were set out in detail.

Price always tends to bring supply and demand into equilibrium, if left free to do so within an intelligent regulatory framework.

For a start, there is no Asia-wide regulatory push to open up the region's markets.

If given regulatory approval, the purchase would put Google in control of one of the largest flight data sources in the United States.

After advice from its legal and regulatory affairs department, the company agreed to promulgate a dress code.

Second, the bank is not comprehensive regulatory index is reasonable.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said raising the quota of the scheme was a step towards opening up the sector.

He also took issue with a central piece of the Obama's administration's proposal regarding the country's financial regulatory system.

We will almost certainly end up with a number of regulatory inconsistencies whose consequences cannot be readily anticipated.

Its president, Ma Weihua, said that the branch licence was an acknowledgment that Chinese banks now met global regulatory standards.

Second, regulatory agencies are often captured by the politically powerful and used to stamp out competition.

I am skeptical of that because I know the extent to which the regulatory system is tied up in Fannie's and Freddie's political activities.

Companies are operating in different political, regulatory and physical environments around the world, and that creates complexity.

To have done so would have undermined customers' trust in banks and frustrated regulatory authorities.

Such a regulatory and legal regime also reduces opportunities for investment, which means even more economic stagnation.

In the meantime, bankers in London are preparing to exploit any transatlantic regulatory gaps.

The basic idea behind the bubble is to treat the various components of an industrial complex as a single source for regulatory purposes.

China AMC's international push coincides with a ban by the China Securities Regulatory Commission on launching new funds in its home market.

On top of that, the China Banking Regulatory Commission has steadily ratcheted up capital requirements.

Rio Tinto said it was still waiting for regulatory clearance for the joint venture, which many steelmakers claim would be anti-competitive.

Mr. Bernanke has avoided publicly criticizing the White House's call for an independent consumer regulatory agency.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission did not respond to requests for comment.

China's securities regulator, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, did not make the final decision to introduce the tax.

Recent presidential directives regarding relaxation of inappropriate regulatory burdens should also be rigorously implemented.

All filings made by the Company or any subsidiary of the Company with any U. S. or non-U. S. regulatory authorities.

Many thousands of such "animals containing human material" have been created without major regulatory or ethical concern.

In recent years we have seen the evolution and transformation of regulatory bodies in other economies along the line of a single authority.

Investors should also be braced to be on the receiving end of higher regulatory costs.

The OECD has no regulatory or policing powers but carries political weight in Western capitals.

Moreover, these cells were shown to be able to induce regulatory dendritic cells (DCs).

He said critics who say changing the regulatory system would slow the economy and hurt markets are wrong.

This will fill regulatory gaps that have plagued the system, gaps that have long needed to be filled.

But it is unusual and embarrassing for an exchange to place unintended orders in a market it oversees as a self-regulatory organisation.

Compel the Wall Street self-regulator FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) to open its books and records.

He rejected the notion that the US is only interested in fiscal stimulus while continental Europeans want regulatory reform.

The FDA has reviewed these reports and says it will keep monitoring the data to see if the agency needs to take regulatory action.

Regulatory uncertainty is stifling the ability of financial markets to engineer at least a partial recovery.

In the event of a Chinese-investment auto financing company, the Financial License shall be issued by the banking regulatory bureau.

One central sin that bedevilled the SIVs was that banks often used them for regulatory arbitrage.

Blackstone and Lion said social, regulatory and legal steps will need to be completed before they decide whether or not to accept the bid.

Interact with corporate Regulatory team to understand requirements for baseline, incrementality, CDM initiatives and Kyoto protocols.

Assuming no regulatory problems , prospects look sufficiently juiced-up to justify the frothy price .

In return, they basically agreed to become boring commercial banks, which would open them up to more regulatory oversight.

The relationships between TFs and their target genes can be modeled in terms of directed regulatory networks.

The building fire performance evaluation procedures described in this book can be used with any code, standard, or regulatory requirements.

It was the result of regulatory inaction and infighting.

These directors help pick the bank presidents, who help make monetary and regulatory policy.

Basel II regulatory capital calculations require a great deal of data and far-reaching operating and market disclosures.

Legal loopholes and regulatory gaps allowed large parts of the financial industry to operate without oversight, transparency, or restraint.

The audit work on CCME and LFT fell into a regulatory hole where neither Chinese nor U. S. regulators are effectively providing oversight.

It also began to draw on international experience with regulatory models that promote sustainability.

Between here and there, though, the company faces ever-growing legal, political and regulatory obstacles.

Then we discuss how the gene expression matrix can be used to predict putative regulatory signals in the genome sequences.

Third, the question may become moot if the agency ultimately decides not to exercise regulatory power over the complaining party.

Across a range of countries, construction permitting appears to be a regulatory area particularly prone to corruption.

If even only some of the changes get made, they would represent a major reworking of the U. S. regulatory system for finance.

The trustee of a public trust must not resign without the approval of the regulatory agency of public undertakings.

China Securities Regulatory Commission prescribed the competence for a post of the directors, supervisors and executives in the stockjobber.

Such local-network sleep might be initiated by metabolically driven changes in the production of sleep-regulatory substances.

James Q. Wilson classified regulatory politics into four types in terms of the distribution of regulatory costs and interests.

We believe that industry and regulatory communities currently find themselves caught on the horns of a dilemma regarding aseptic processing.

A deepwater drilling moratorium is in place and a thoroughgoing review of the regulatory regime is under way .

The political and regulatory effects are likely to be equally far-reaching in the United States.

Morgan Stanley said it did not foresee any political or regulatory concerns about the investment.

To identify and report any issues of any concerns to Regulatory manager or Management representative.

It is due lo changes in the body's physiological regulatory mechanisms, specifically the hormonal systems, in a different environment.

So the question remains: after all the effort that went into US financial regulatory reform, are we really safe?

JORGE CASTANEDA: The protestors, by staking out an extremist position, make a more regulatory position more centrist, and that's fine.

The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) oversees the nation's environmental science, research, education and regulatory efforts.

The stated purpose of the movement is to stop wasteful government spending and excessive taxation and regulatory bureaucracy.

In the last few days, the market has been roiled by fears of higher borrowing costs globally and tighter regulatory curbs on risk taking.

The electricity regulatory institution of the State Council exercises unified leadership and administration over the local branches.

The US airlines industry has been forced to take a back seat with the technology so far failing to receive regulatory approval.

With fewer regulatory distortions of insurance markets, a solely private solution may be attainable in the long run.

Prof Snower says global regulatory rules would need to have real teeth and the resources to be able to bite.

Any other business operation as approved by the securities regulatory authority under the State Council.

Ability to deal effectively with all levels within the organization as well as with external parties, including regulatory bodies.

It may no longer be sufficient to say that a vaccine is safe, or testing complied with all regulatory standards, or a risk is real.