Sentences with phrase «of regulatory alignment»

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In a text currently being worked on by negotiators, the UK is prepared to agree that there'll be «regulatory alignment» on market and customs rules between both sides of the Irish border, according to reports on Monday.

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The UK is less happy — it has to accept some regulatory alignment which will upset the DUP, but this may be worth it if it gets a final deal on trade that it is happy with (I've shown this by giving a score of 2 for Ireland and 1 for the UK in this case although, of course, the actual values of the scores is arbitrary — it is only their relative value that matters).

For the Republic of Ireland, adopting a «soft border strategy» means holding fast to its insistence on regulatory alignment even at the cost of a long - term trade deal between the Republic (and the rest of the EU) and the UK.

Third, we encounter the small issue of the phase one deal agreed twelve days ago, which requires «full regulatory alignment» with the single market and customs union on issues affecting the Good Friday Agreement and the all - island Irish economy.

In relation to Brexit the leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson, stated on Monday that the Irish question could be solved by regulatory alignment across the UK, implying support for continued membership of the single market and customs» union.

Indeed, it can not spell out the meaning of the phase - one agreement it has already signed, with «full regulatory alignment» dismissed by ministers as just another soundbite to add to the «deep and special partnership» and «leaving the EU but not leaving Europe».

Moreover, Corbyn asked May a series of incisive questions about regulatory alignment after the phase - one agreement, and even suggested that we should extend Article 50, which Remainers like me have been advocating for months but which May is (for the moment) implacably against.

As to «regulatory alignment», it's worth remembering that anyone who exports goods or services to another country has to abide by the rules of that other country and vice versa for imports.

No, the deal also rules out a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK, so any regulatory alignment here counts for all of us.

Reports suggest the UK government is prepared to accept «regulatory alignment» between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland «in the absence of agreed solutions».

That would leave May only one option, which is to extend the regulatory alignment from Northern Ireland across all of the UK.

There have been reports that Northern Ireland could retain «regulatory alignment» with the EU - although the final wording of any potential deal has not yet been confirmed.

Q: When joint report in December said option C for the Irish border would involve maintaining full regulatory alignment, was that for the whole of the UK?

This function supports the Global Markets business in the alignment of our business activities management of risks to achieve with fair outcomes for our clients and to protect market integrity, to meet regulatory requirements and protect our people.

Improving regulatory alignment and information sharing in this area — including on finding and fixing methane leaks while ending the wasteful practices of intentionally venting (directly releasing) and flaring (burning) methane emissions during energy commodity development can benefit all three countries.

The latest attempt at regulatory alignment is on methane emissions for the oil and gas sector, with former President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (along with Mexico) agreeing to reduce this significant source of emissions.

The Government of Canada tabled it before Parliament within two months, explaining in a memorandum that harmonization would, in addition to reducing regulatory and procedural burdens, improve alignment with Canada's major trading partners.

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«We have a great set of models people orchestrated in Canada, yet we can not alone bring that to the doorsteps of other countries — that is what the Chamber is equipped to do, and is doing a fantastic job of: bringing global alignment to regulators so fluid interaction, production education as well as greater transparency [can happen] between industry and regulatory bodies.»

As we develop our framework, we will also want to check in and have the conversations with, for example, US regulators, Japanese regulators and so on and so forth, so that there is some alignment of approach to avoid any regulatory arbitrage.