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regulatory ['rɛgjələ`torɪ]
a. 受控制的, 统制的, 调整的
[经] 规则的
regulatory
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restricting according to rules or principles
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- But AT&T now is under a regulatory scheme that controls its prices within a prescribed range of "caps" tied to the rate of inflation, not its profits.
- The Energy Department noted, however, that it retained regulatory authority over radioactive portions of its wastes.
- The plan is subject to approval by regulatory agencies.
- At Dec. 31, Citicorp Savings had assets of $4.98 billion and regulatory net worth of $907.3 million, according to federal reports.
- Notes taken at the meeting show that DeConcini suggested that Lincoln could increase its home lending in exchange for regulatory forbearance.
- Mr. Boskin notes that deregulation of many American industries in the 1970s and 1980s obliterated the reporting of reams of information to regulatory agencies.
- The company is plagued by financial and regulatory problems at the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear plant, in which it owns a 35.6% stake.
- Important issues remain to be resolved this summer when Congress debates the regulatory framework of the privatized financial system. Some politicians want tight limits on the bank stock holdings of individual investors.
- "It plugs quite a few gaps," said Barbara Conway, a spokeswoman for the new regulatory system.
- The stock-market crash has also led to stepped-up regulatory efforts in the financial sector.
- If approved by both companies' boards, shareholders and certain regulatory agencies, among others, Southmark holders would receive two ICH common shares for each three shares of Southmark common.
- But they believe regulatory sentiment now is finally on their side.
- Gramm has said the attempt to grab CFTC authority over stock-index futures is driven by "jealousy" on Wall Street and "regulatory imperialism" at the SEC.
- Shawmut's capital exceeds minimum regulatory requirements, and its management maintains that the bank has a solid future.
- "The government is now acting to implement the recommendation for a new regulatory system and to ensure that the lessons of this terrible event are fully learnt and fully put into effect,"' Wakeham said.
- In addition, the committee could provide some explicit regulatory exemptions for transactions involving certain types of businesses.
- As a remedy, the report recommends consolidating the futures, options and stock markets under one regulatory body, which Mr. Katzenbach says should be the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- The recommendations outlined in the EPA report will be used by both the administration and Congress to assess what kinds of regulatory action or legislation might be needed on global warming.
- The issue, which requires regulatory approval, will be underwritten by a group headed by RBC Dominion Securities Inc. and Merrill Lynch Canada Inc.
- But both sides said they are prepared to continue the war they have waged for eight months in the courts and before state regulatory bodies.
- Also complicating Hoylake's problems in the U.S. are nine lawsuits it filed in federal courts seeking, on constitutional grounds, to take the regulatory decisions out of the commissioners' hands.
- The EPA, an independent regulatory agency created in 1970 to enforce environmental laws, would become the 15th Cabinet agency.
- In his final report on government regulations, Reagan listed reducing regulatory burdens imposed under past presidents, "cutting red tape and slowing the pace of new regulations" as one of his proudest achievements.
- Mr. Breeden, who called a pay increase the most important issue facing the commission, said that all regulatory agencies except the SEC and CFTC have the ability to go above government pay caps.
- President Bush's plan to dismantle the independent regulatory structure for savings and loan institutions may be the beginning of the end of the specialized system of home mortgage lending, industry officials and analysts said Tuesday.
- The sale of Dallas-based Moore McCormack Energy, which is subject to regulatory approval, is expected to be completed by the end of May following the impending merger of Southdown subsidiary SDW Inc. with Moore McCormack Resources.
- Mr. Reamer said many U.S. banks, under regulatory pressure to raise capital, currently are interested in money-management divestments.
- Certainly, Centex's profit would seem to be highly vulnerable to regulatory changes in its home state.
- Glosser said the objective is to obtain needed research in support of the agency's regulatory programs.
- The executive, Gregory Maugeri, "borrowed" most of the company's cash, according to regulatory filings.
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