The maxim that a legislature cannot delegate legislative power is qualified to permit creation of administrative boards to apply to the myriad details of rate schedules the regulatory police power of the State.
Occasionally, however, regulatory action has been held invalid under the due process clause.
However, shortcomings in banking regulatory oversight have resulted in concerns about the use of the financial institutions for money laundering.
The Department of Agriculture is undergoing changes in organization in order more completely to separate the research and regulatory divisions, that each may be better administered.
Regulatory and research work have been segregated in order that each field may be served more effectively.
This power has been fostered by the spirit of cooperation between Federal and State regulatory commissions.
Any regulations imposed for 1980 cannot be under emergency closure authority (unless an emergency does arise which was unforeseen in setting up regulatory systems).
The need for additional resource/use plans and regulatory programs is recognized by the National Park Service.
Its regulatory powers should be amended to include regulation of coastwise shipping so as to assure stability and better service.
The Shipping Board should be made a regulatory body acting also in advisory capacity on loans and policies, in keeping with its original conception.
They believe that is both fair and able, a great deal more able than most of the state regulatory boards.
Saint Vincent is home to a small offshore banking sector and has moved to adopt international regulatory standards.
Shortcomings in banking regulatory oversight have resulted in concerns about the use of the financial institutions for money laundering.
Kyrgyzstan has been fairly progressive in carrying out market reforms, such as an improved regulatory system and land reform.
Kyrgyzstan has been progressive in carrying out market reforms, such as an improved regulatory system and land reform.
Of course, by showing that one of the most general features of all functioning is primary-regulatory in itself, we do not deny the possibility of many specific functions in which real secondary regulations actually do exist.
Mere regulatory correspondence between stimuli and reactions, even if it be of the adaptive type and occur in almost indefinite forms, never really disproves a machine as its basis so long as the stimuli and reactions are *simple* and uniform.
The so-called “regulation of heat” in warm-blooded vertebrates is an instance of a special function which can be said to be regulatory in itself.
This however may depend on rather secondary differences as to the nature of regulation itself, and any kind of metabolism may really be of the regulatory type, whether we actually see its result as a constituent of form, *e.
And that is what we shall do: on our way through the whole field of physiology, we shall always stop at any occurrence that has any sort of regulatory aspect, and shall always ask ourselves what this feature has to teach us.
We call primary regulatory any kind of morphogenetic or functional performance, which, by its very intimate nature, always serves to keep the whole of organisation or of functions in its normal state.
Of course the regulatory correspondence applies to the process of *secretion* in the *first* place, not to the actual formation of the ferment inside the cell.
A national railroad structure well operated, with efficiency, with economy, with vision, with a broad human relationship, will not have to worry very much about the sale of its securities or about interference from fussy regulatory bodies.
Appeals to the State and Federal regulatory commissions for increased rates were generally vetoed pretty promptly.
Since the establishment of the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1887 these regulatory boards had increased steadily in strength and in prestige.
It will have to be preceded by an end of union-baiting and of the more subtle but nevertheless bitter attacks upon government regulatory bodies.
In these late years the traffic managers of our railroads have either become glorified rate-clerks or else trained special pleaders before the Interstate Commerce Commission or the State regulatory bodies.
Blue Tower Nuclear Plant denied that Scott held internal memos instructing safety engineers to withhold critical flaws from the Nuclear Regulatory Committee.
We have filed all required affidavits with the appropriate regulatory agencies.
The right approach to reform is to improve the individual statutes, where they need change, and to ensure that the regulatory agencies implement those statutes sensibly.
We have discarded old economic regulations that prevented competition and raised consumer costs, and we have imposed strong management principles on the regulatory programs the country needs, cutting paperwork and other wasteful burdens.
The Regulatory Council was established to provide the first Government-wide listing of upcoming rules and eliminate overlapping and conflicting regulations.
Working with the Congress, the regulatory agencies, and the financial community, my Administration has brought about an expanded and steadier flow of funds into home mortgages.
Tax policy, regulatory practices, and government programs all need constant reevaluation in terms of our competitiveness.
These steps have already saved billions of dollars inregulatory costs and slashed thousands of outmoded regulations.
In addition, the regulatory commissions must maintain their commitment to competition as the best regulator of all.
The Federal Government must protect legitimate business and consumers from predatory and monopolistic practices by the vigilant enforcement of regulatory legislation.
Federal aids, subsidies, and regulatory controls for transportation should follow the general principle of benefiting the national economy as a whole.
We are moving steadily toward a regulatory system that provides needed protections fairly, predictably, and at minimum cost.
The Congress adopted the President's proposed plan for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Nuclear Safety Oversight Committee was established to ensure that the Administration's decisions were implemented.
The study of regeneration and of regulatory processes attracted many workers, among whom may be mentioned T.
Is it really true, he asks, that the cell is the dominant element in all organisation; is the cell comparable in importance to the atom of the chemists; or is it not rather the servant of a higher regulatory power?
This guidance is shown most clearly in the regulatory processes of the germ, whereby the large individual variations commonly presented by the early embryo are compensated for or neutralised in the course of further development.
But States and localities, many of which enjoy surpluses from the recovery, must not permit their tax and regulatory policies to stand as barriers to growth.
The bill will include legal and regulatoryreforms and weapons to fight unfair trade practices.
Regulatory reform legislation, a responsible clean air act, and passage of enterprise zone legislation will also create new incentives for jobs and opportunity.
They call for stringent preventive or regulatory measures.
Unfortunately the text does not appear to give any relevant information about the presence of an escapement or any other regulatory device, nor does it mention the source of power.
The effect is to "flood" the cortex and other higher regulatory centers with too much information, making concentration difficult and causing indecisiveness and an inability to act.
Produce their effects mainly by altering or disrupting the higher regulatory activity of the CNS.
Litigation under regulatorystatutes including cases before National and State commissions and including legal and incidental expenses thereof.
That such regulatory power will not be presumed to have been contracted away by any legislature, unless such intention is unequivocally expressed.
That the exercise of such regulatory power belongs to the legislature, and not to the judiciary.
And the dictum that the judiciary can grant no relief from an unjust exercise of this regulatory power by the legislature.
The railway interests were too strong in Congress to permit the enactment of any drastic regulatory laws.
We have acted to encourage public participation in regulatory decision-making.
Last year the Administration and financial regulatory agencies proposed legislation to permit the interstate acquisition of failing depository institutions.
By reducing paperwork and regulation in Federal programs, and by working with State and local governments to ease the regulatory burden, we have helped to hold down housing costs and produce affordable housing.
This year, we must begin the effort to reform our regulatory processes for the railroad, bus, and the trucking industries.
This Act may not be construed as altering or diminishing the regulatory authority of any other executive agency, except to the extent that this Act transfers such authority from the agency.
Indonesia still struggles with poverty and unemployment, inadequate infrastructure, corruption, a complex regulatory environment, and unequal resource distribution among regions.
Following independence, Kyrgyzstan was progressive in carrying out market reforms such as an improved regulatory system and land reform.
In 2000, shortcomings in banking regulatory oversight resulted in concerns about the use of financial institutions for money laundering.
A regulatorydepartment maintains a laboratory where foodstuffs and other products are tested for compliance with State laws.
State institutions were liberally provided for, a primary election law was enacted, prohibition laws were enforced, schools were improved, and various regulatory offices and boards were created.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "regulatory" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
