Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• regulated revenues.
• In the immediate future, forums of regulators should be set up, involving the social partners and representatives of civil society, and working on the basis of public Community benchmarks.
• It is clear that the relevant authorities (e.g. the ECB, Commission, member state governments and regulators) need to monitor developments, which might cause systemic difficulties of a financial or social character.
• The 2007 and 2011 Price cap decisions also confirm that the Postal regulator accepted Deutsche Post's claims and approved the fact that the claimed excess social costs were financed by the price
• Regulators do not feel they have the competence to define social policy.
• Flemish social regulators frequently hide behind Belgian approval procedures in order to refuse authorisation for adapted devices or products, despite the fact that such products (modified automobiles in this case) have frequently already undergone quality testing in other European countries.
• Thus, the expert study includes excess social costs that the Postal regulator has considered as 'efficient' costs.
• The new audits for the years 1992 to 1997 have been organised by the national media regulator, namely the Entidade Reguladora para a Comunicação Social, ERC.

• Equitable Life is advised by lawyers that it has "no realistic claims" against government regulators of the society.
• there is pressure from regulators and civil society groups for the fragrance industry to be more transparent and to disclose some or all of the ingredients of a fragrance composition for any given product.
• and it is a good thing
• 30.11.1993: At this meeting between regulators and the Society the existence of the annuity guarantees and Ranson's proposed solution were apparently disclosed to both GAD and DTI...
• The report subsequently deals with some of the responses by the UK Regulator and the Society itself to Equitable Life's crisis, which were relevant to aggrieved policyholders.
• Nowadays
• However, in many cases the EU and the US take different approaches simply because of insufficient consultation
• between regulators and civil society.