Use "regulators" in a sentence

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2. At the appointed time, I gave the order to open up the valves and adjust the regulators

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3. In March, 2011 Texas regulators said that extensive testing showed that flammable water wells west of

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4. New programs require droves of new regulators to impose massive new regulations

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5. In March, 2011 Texas regulators said that extensive testing showed that flammable water wells west of Ft worth were not

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6. In August, Xcel Energy notified regulators it wants to close a plant in Boulder , CO and convert four units at its Cherokee plant in Denver to burn natural gas instead of coal

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7. President Obama, himself, a few days after taking office issued new CAFÉ rules that raised the mileage requirements for cars and quickly followed that with directing federal regulators on to move on an application by California and 13 other states to set strict limits on greenhouse gases from cars and trucks

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8. On top of that, many State regulators have allowed managers of targeted firms to delay or prevent takeovers, and the regulators made the takeovers more difficult in spite of the natural market forces fully capable of handling the transactions without disinterested and politically motivated interference

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9. Appetite and Mood Regulators in the Brain - Serotonin, Endorphins and Dopamine The study of food, appetite, and neurotransmitters is still in its infancy as far as research goes

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10. When the Regulators were studying all aspects of this merger they found a problem in the lending practices of First Security Bank

11. There could been a complaint by the Board of Directors or by some of their customers or by Federal regulators

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12. He later said that he knew for years that some regulators were investigating some of his firms transactions but later said “they had him trapped in the past but never asked him the right questions

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13. The difficulty has to do with the number of regulators

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14. Certainly politicians and medical regulators have succeeded

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15. Meanwhile, regulators, FBI

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16. following Figures 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10 involve alternative driving principles, which are also used as speed regulators

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17. One of the toughest responsibilities facing the regulators in the Namibian telecom markets involves modernising our national numbering policies, numbering plans, and dialling plans

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18. Social institutions and organizations function as health regulators in attempts at creating gravities that inhibit the reckless proliferation of unregulated growth –

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19. Hoses, fittings, regulators, and valves should be inspected periodically for leaks,

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20. host country regulators, branches/overseas subsidiaries of banks are required to

21. regulators would not notice us on their radar

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22. id and its famous carotid body — one of the important regulators of

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23. We have a long, ugly history of the regulators and watchdogs being too cozy with the coal companies

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24. He sugarcoated everything, said the coal company would be watched closely by the regulators and lawyers, that the land would be reclaimed after the coal was gone, and that the big money would more than offset the short-term headaches

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25. He filed complaints with the regulators, and even filed a lawsuit against Vayden, but they tied him up in court

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26. “The company was fined by our fearless regulators

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27. One of its provisions established the Resolution Trust Corporation, which was to purchase and then dispose of failed thrift institutions taken over by regulators after January 1, 1989

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28. As the panic of 2008 began to affect markets worldwide, central banks and government financial regulators stepped in

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29. Note to regulators and exchange officials: you want to encourage this kind of behavior

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30. This is capricious and random behavior on the part of the regulators

31. This is not an isolated example; regulators and exchange officials make these random decisions several times a quarter in various stocks

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32. So what is this uptick rule? After the short-selling bear raids that caused the crash of 1929 and the endless knockdown of stocks that followed, regulators required that there be a buyer willing to pay more for a stock than the last sale, known as an uptick, before that stock could be sold short

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33. Brokerage firms hide customer statistics from the public, but in 2000, state regulators in Massachusetts subpoenaed brokerage house records, which showed that after six months only 16% of day-traders made money

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34. CFDs are banned in the United States where regulators haven't forgotten the bucket shops that flourished at the turn of the twentieth century

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35. Check out Chapter 8 for an in-depth analysis of the role these regulators play and how to use them to protect yourself from market fraud

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36. We can only hope that the regulators and other concerned parties have learned valuable lessons to prevent future events of this nature

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37. Is he registered with the appropriate regulatory bodies? (Turn to Chapter 8 for information on the regulators

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38. Add to that, regulators were applying pressure on prop firms that made trading more expensive for all new traders

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39. The stock was gapping up because regulators considered new conditions for the takeover of PGN two days ago by DUK

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40. I will save whether they should for the regulators and policymakers, though it seems intuitive that they shouldn’t

41. In July 2002, Johnson & Johnson announced that Federal regulators were investigating accusations of false record keeping at one of its drug factories, and the stock lost 16% in a single day

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42. 3 If you’re considering an accountant who also functions as a financial adviser, your state’s accounting regulators (whom you can find through the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy at www

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43. Securities and Exchange Commission or securities regulators in the state where their practice is based

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44. Pay special attention to the Disclosure Reporting Pages, where the adviser must disclose any disciplinary actions by regulators

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45. 8 In early 2003, Capital One’s chief financial officer resigned after securities regulators revealed that they might charge him with violations of laws against insider trading

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46. Enviro flashed red, a warning that the air regulators were no longer able to keep up with the heat penetrating the shuttle’s skin

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47. Another area that has been profoundly affected by this narrow view of businesses is financial reporting; specifically how market participants and regulators view the role of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)

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48. The regulators in the United States, whether governmental as embodied in the Securities and Exchange Commission, or private as embodied in the Financial Accounting Standards Board, seem to share the same view wholeheartedly

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49. In fundamental finance we view capital structure as something that arises out of a process that involves meeting the needs and desires of a multiplicity of constituencies, including various creditors, regulators, rating agencies, managements and other control groups, outside passive minority investors (OPMIs), and the company itself

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50. (These characteristics are not exclusive to OPMI shareholders; they are shared with creditors, regulators, rating agencies, managements, and control shareholders

51. The needs and desires of regulators

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52. The Needs and Desires of Regulators

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53. , government regulators, senior creditors, credit-rating agencies, and the plaintiffs’ bar), such strict regulation or control tends to stifle innovation and productivity

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54. The company must also operate in markets where regulators provide significant protections for minority investors

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55. The four main components used in the selection of companies and their equity securities are (1) the company ought to have a strong financial position, something that is measured both by the presence of quality assets and by the absence of significant encumbrances, whether a part of a balance sheet, disclosed in financial statement footnotes, or an element that is not disclosed at all in any part of financial statements; strong financial positions or creditworthiness are a company resource, which provides “insurance” to OPMIs and opportunism to management; (2) the company ought to be run by reasonably honest management and control groups and must operate in markets where regulators provide significant protections for minority investors; (3) there ought to be available to the investor a reasonable amount of relevant information, although in every instance this will be something that is short of “full disclosure”; and (4) the price at which the equity security can be bought ought to be significantly (say 20 percent or more) below the investor’s reasonable estimate of net asset value

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56. Reading the documents is no substitute for fieldwork—interviewing managements, competitors, customers, government regulators, and others who can contribute information to an analysis

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57. The regulators, whether governmental as embodied in the Securities and Exchange Commission, or private as embodied in the Financial Accounting Standards Board, seem to share the same view wholeheartedly

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58. He will do this to avoid trouble, both from government regulators and from private securities holders whose attorneys may bring class-action suits, either derivatively or directly, to redress their grievances

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59. Regulators and others promulgate Rule 1145 and others like it (SEC Rule 144) because they fear share price declines in common stock markets if blocks of common stock are dumped

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60. The solution to preventing Lehman-type debacles seems to be not to restrict the size of financial institutions, but rather to set in place mechanisms whereby financial institutions—large and small—can be reorganized, if troubled, via prepackaged, prenegotiated plans of reorganizations (POR) where relevant government regulators have a strong influence on what the POR will be

61. Very little will be accomplished, we fear, without intelligent courts, and intelligent, powerful regulators

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62. regulators, needs and desires of

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63. A few months later in late November as our panicky regulators were doling out TARP funds, Uyehara picked up 5,000 more shares of Medivation at a distressed price of $14

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64. receptor, there are many other upstream regulators of ERK and other molecules

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65. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has stirred heated debates among politicians, regulators, and bankers

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66. An army of European financial regulators had locked down his bank and were starting the process of unraveling what would likely become the largest and most sophisticated criminal financing operation in history

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67. They blamed widespread belief in the EMH, and more loosely “market fundamentalism”, for the laissez faire attitude of policymakers and regulators: letting leverage and asset booms grow unchecked and allowing ever more complex financial instruments and questionable sales practices flourish without restraint, under the cover that the market would inevitably get the prices of these securities right

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68. HFs face limited disclosure requirements, although transparency demands are growing both from customers and regulators

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69. Leverage constraints, whether forced by regulators or self-imposed, may have a special impact

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70. At the time of writing (mid-2010), a less momentum-oriented approach also seems consistent with the other lesson of the past decade: contrarian market timing can add value over long horizons—especially if regulators are more keen than before to create countercyclic buffers and central bankers to lean against the wind

71. They include various restrictions imposed by in-house investment policies and external regulators (which may be considered as objective limiting factors), as well as psychological constraints of the strategy developer (subjective limiting factor)

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72. Compared to small-cap stocks, large-cap stocks are more closely monitored by investors and regulators due to their influence on the overall economy and the investment dollars they absorb

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73. In effect, they protect the unsophisticated from predatory schemes that regulators and enforcement agencies don't seem able to prevent

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74. regulators temporarily banned it from issuing new units

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75. After a downturn in the early 1980s when significant losses threatened to sink the 20-percent family-owned company, Gary Driggs pulled Western out of a death spiral with an infusion of approved capital in the guise of Western preferred stock (considered capital by regulators), which he swapped for land

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76. 3, with regulators requiring a minimum net worth of $154

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77. " Companies can, however, pay out interest to the parent on surplus debentures (a capital infusion that is neither cat nor dog, debt nor equity) as long as adequate surplus exists and the state regulators are happy

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78. It is not just construction lending that creates cannon fodder for bank regulators

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79. Regulators were not as fond of negative net worth as leveraged buy-out (LBO) impresarios, even back in 1988

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80. Losses mounted, equity declined, and Charles Keating kept on blaming the regulators for his problems

81. By then, the regulators had seized the bank, reported to be one of the two most costly bail-outs, and Charles Keating was just starting his long saga in Washington

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82. The loan problems continued until capital was decimated, and, on June 16, 1989, both Western Savings and Loan and Sun State Savings were seized by the regulators

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83. And with regard to their influencing public manners, Miss Crawford must not misunderstand me, or suppose I mean to call them the arbiters of good-breeding, the regulators of refinement and courtesy, the masters of the ceremonies of life

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