The secretary also said the department expects to make permanent a temporary regulation enacted after the September 11 terrorist attacks requiring all ships to provide 96-hour advance notice before docking in U.S. ports.
White should also recognize that the SEC faces the same talent pool issues as do all federal bureaucracies: Is it preferable to hire some Ivy Leaguer from a white-shoe law firm for three years or to reward and cultivate the hard work of an SEC employee seeking to make a career in regulation?
But Lib Dem peer Lord Oakeshott said his party's Business Secretary Vince Cable had "given a very serious warning last Monday in the cabinet against elevating these financial regulation points into a make or break deal".
Horton scored with 1:31 left in regulation to make it a one-goal game and awaken the sold-out building.
George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, says that he wants to tackle both tax and regulation to make Britain a more competitive proposition for companies.
Instead of a planning application, Wiltshire Council propose to use a traffic regulation order to make the changes.
What's more, Leveson will make recommendations for a new system of press regulation which look likely to be the subject of a bitter political debate.
What has attracted less attention thus far is a different IRS regulation that could make it possible for most employers to completely, or in some cases nearly, avoid the employer mandate altogether.
But nowhere does he make the point that, under a truly independent regime of ownership and regulation, he would not have to confront such issues at all.
They put in place a fairly bulletproof regulation that will allow banks to continue to make markets without taking unnecessary proprietary risk.
Any such material information not covered by a specific rule or regulation must be disclosed if necessary to make the required statements, in the light of the circumstances under which they are made, not misleading.
As with any radical change to an existing technology, especially a jet engine, a large installed base of expertise together with lots of regulation mean it can be hard for a newcomer to make headway.
Under the Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme, branded-drug companies are allowed to make a profit of up to 21 per cent on any medicines they sell to the NHS. They have a free hand to set the prices when they are introduced but, every five years, the government and the companies agree an across-the-board cut on all drugs.
His good sense of humor and relaxed manner make him a suitable government envoy to Silicon Valley and elsewhere as he crusades for self-regulation.
Lord Justice Leveson's call for a system of voluntary independent self-regulation of the press posed a problem for the politicians - how to make any new system independent enough to satisfy the victims whilst at the same time making it not so independent as to convince the press to walk away and refuse to take part.
Scholars goalkeeper Lee Evans had coped well with the regulation work that had come his way, but on 43 minutes needed to make a fine full-length save to deny Whittingham.
The bill still has to be passed by the House of Lords but ministers have already said a number of other measures - including plans for a new body to support financial regulation and for consumers to be able to join together to make it easier to sue financial firms - have been dropped.
The government usually turns either to regulation or to tax credits to spur responsibility, but to make these programs work, we need a combination of incentives (usually through tax breaks or tax credits) and government involvement to create new kinds of social systems.
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If you want to see a banking industry and regulation that does protect the customer, look at Japan where regulation requires banks to make sure their products meet real customer needs.
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