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.
However, there is no broad agreement on how systemic regulation might work, or who should do the regulating.
Hands-off regulation can work only when those being regulated know they may actually go bust if they misjudge the risks they are taking.
It is unclear how the dual regulation would work out, with the U.K.'s Financial Services Authority overseeing the London side, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and NASD overseeing the U.S. side.
Time after time the market seems to have found ways to work around regulation.
The forces of self-regulation are truly at work on Wall Street.
In this he has the support of Tony Blair, whose opposition to privacy legislation is coupled with the belief that self-regulation can be made to work.
Congress has yet to figure out exactly how regulation of this new market will work.
Berlin and Paris are calling on the European Commission to speed up work on stricter financial regulation, including proposals for an EU-wide ban of naked short-selling by July.
Why might her proposal work better than monopolistic regulation?
Business minister Viscount Younger of Leckie insisted Culture Secretary Maria Miller would "not shy away" from a press law as a last resort if a new system of self-regulation could not be made to work, but was "committed to a non-statutory route".
Nationwide regulation of CO2 emissions is still a work in progress.
The results of his work are exemplified by the regulation of inspection procedures, project approvals and the institutionalization of the title Cultural Landscape as a preservation instrument.
You can't have a free market work if you don't have regulation.
But America's entertainment industry is now wide awake to the fact that, if it does not do everything it can to make the system work, it may face more direct regulation.
Paul Walker points to the work of Oliver Williamson on transactions costs and regulation and makes an obvious point.
We are going to work very hard, because we know there will be regulation.
The Justice Committee found that a proposed new EU regulation would remove the information commissioner's funding for data protection work through the notification fee payable to him by all those who process personal information.
Obviously the work period that Congress is involved in now is in dealing with some tremendously important issues, including the credit card stuff, financial regulation -- all of these issues, the President wants to work with Congress to see progress on these issues.
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?
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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Were the superb work the Guardian did to expose phone hacking to result in state supervised regulation of newspapers, the injustice would be grotesque.
They simply highlight the benefits of regulatory changes, and may even cite the number of compliance jobs created as an added benefit, but ignore the much larger regulation-related job losses by assuming that these people are able to find new work elsewhere.
His communications director, Robert Gibbs, says Demers is a state lobbyist who does not do business involving any federal legislation or federal regulation, and that the campaign has drawn a distinction between lobbyists who are registered to work at the state level and those who lobby the federal government.
Whitaker insisted that the work his firm did constituted grassroots organizing, and should not to be subject to any regulation.
After years of failed efforts with regulation-centered energy policy, many more groups are shifting their intellectual capital toward the difficult work of structuring energy innovation policies to catalyze a clean energy revolution.
They focused their work on a chemical messaging system in the brain already known to play a key part in the regulation of mood and anxiety.
Jimenez's performance with his approach irons here carried on the good work of the 2004 season when he finished sixth in the overall Reuters Stats lists for greens hit in regulation with a success rate of 73.4% for the season.
It is one of the core arguments of my forthcoming book, The Courageous State, ( due out in September if I finish writing it in time) that if markets are to work properly then they must be built on the foundation of strong government that is willing to issue firm regulation that it is willing to enforce.
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