regulatory capacity

The Commission may be allowed to intervene here in a regulatory capacity.

Clearly, controlling such organisations is beyond the regulatory capacity of national governments.

"There has never been any undue influence on the Treasury in its regulatory capacity," she continued.

According to the World Bank the regulatory capacity of the asset holding company remained weak throughout the contract.

Calories and gastric emptying: a regulatory capacity with implications for feeding.

The federal deposits endowed the BUS with its regulatory capacity.

That is not the case in other countries that do not have that regulatory capacity.

Hydroelectric power, with its unique regulatory capacity is a cheap and reliable balancing power source for wind power.

Such cooperation usually involves working with other regulatory agencies and development partners to strengthen regulatory capacity and provide technical and scientific expertise.

The Global Mercury Project has been providing cleaner technologies and training for miners, conducting health assessments, and helping institute government regulatory capacities.

Equally important, strengthening regulatory capacity in the developing world can reap significant benefits for the health and quality of life of individuals and communities in those countries.

In July 2003 ICAC was planning to introduce a regional practice-monitoring system to enhance the regulatory capacity of the profession.

The shape of the ARF molecule is dependent upon which form it is bound to, allowing it to serve in a regulatory capacity.

"Cardiac Autonomic Balance vs. Cardiac Regulatory Capacity.

CBER's international activities can be categorized in the following functional areas: regulatory harmonization, regulatory capacity building, information sharing, international standards setting, and collaborative research.

Regulatory capacity is characterized as the ability of national regulatory authorities to perform regularly their core functions to ensure the availability of high quality and safe food and medical products.

BioSID is a more sophisticated version of SID and EuroSID, but is not used in a regulatory capacity.

While private participation is desirable, it may also not lead to significant improvements when regulatory capacity is weak and enforcement of contracts is insecure, as is the case in Guyana.

"If the broadcasters challenge us when society is on our side then they will run into the ultimate regulatory capacity of Government, of Parliament, and they will be defeated rather than us," he said.

Today the regulatory capacity of the central bank handles the issuance of Barbadian banknotes and coins, and licensing of agencies such as: banks, investment businesses, depository trust and finance companies.

The report proposes the provision of technical assistance, in order to create the institutional and regulatory capacity necessary to allow the beneficiary countries to increase the level of utilisation of the system, which is currently low.

Government regulatory capacity in remote Amazonian regions where most supplies originated after 1970 was too weak to control the logging sector specializing in locating and extracting mahogany from previously unlogged primary forests.

With the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE), help contribute to regulatory capacity strengthening and adoption of international standards for veterinary medical products through regional training and laboratory capacity building.

It would therefore be advisable to provide targeted technical assistance, for instance by operating twinning programmes, with the principal aim of promoting the development of regulatory capacities and guaranteeing the proper transposition of the international conventions.

Plant biologists have been fascinated by the regulatory capacity of phytohormones since the time of their discovery, and the notion that hormone levels or responses could be manipulated to improve desired plant traits has long been an area of intense interest.