Gary Cohn is concerned about under-regulation.
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Some of Argentina's privatisations of the 1990s were flawed by corruption and monopoly, but electricity and water were successful, with tariffs falling and coverage expanding under arms-length regulation.
The 39-year-old Parry, who is one of the shortest men in tournament golf at only 5ft 6in, putted magnificently all week to join O'Hern at 14-under-par 270 after 72 holes of regulation play (69-66-65-70).
The remaining pelt supply comes the old-fashioned way: The U.S. has 150, 000-plus pro and part-time fur hunters, mostly in the Midwest and Northeast, who pursue the likes of muskrats, beavers, raccoons, bobcats and, to a lesser extent, foxes, coyotes and mink--all under strict state regulation.
Under Regulation Section 1.461-1(a)(2)(i), an accrual basis taxpayer cannot deduct a liability until three tests are met.
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This last move has drawn opposition from unlikely sources, including Google, which may not want its own online-video business to fall under FCC regulation.
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First, Mr Barnier and his colleagues are under pressure to propose swathes of crowd-pleasing regulation, especially in financial services.
In case that wasn't incentive enough, the Football League made sure to guarantee a minimum level of commitment from the 72 non-Premier League sides: under a new regulation, they must field at least six players who played in the team's previous game, regardless of the competition.
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.
The conflict of interest inherent in self-regulation may well explain the massive under-reporting we uncovered.
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Under our current system of safety-and-soundness regulation, supervisors often focus on the financial conditions of individual institutions in isolation.
It is striking that America got acid-rain regulation passed in an election year under a Republican president.
But under lead regulation, it would at least be crystal-clear who has the ultimate responsibility for assuring the safety and soundness of every big bank.
Currently, platforms are permitted to operate under Regulation D, by partnering with a registered Broker-Dealer.
The creation of a regulator with such a broad reach is extremely ambitious - only Sweden and Ireland have similar regulation, under one watchdog.
Ferretti, vice president at the Chicago Climate Exchange, extolled emissions trading, noting that the practice had helped bring sulfur dioxide and acid rain under control much less expensively than traditional command-and-control regulation.
Codes of ethics, under their different denominations, are an essential instrument of media self-regulation.
Facebook intends to use the investor.fb.com website as a means of disclosing material non-public information and for complying with its disclosure obligations under Regulation FD.
His fiery YouTube video last month drew more than 200, 000 views, was the basis of headlines in the Los Angeles Times, and rallied the food police to renew their campaign for more government regulation against his sole stated cause of obesity: under-regulated corporate peddlers of inexpensive calories.
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Trade union reform, privatisation, de-regulation and reduction of income tax rates were all achieved under her leadership.
The new regulation is a part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform act, under which the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) proposed rules for how OTC derivatives clearing houses should be regulated.
For the moment, ranchers and city-slicker computer wizards both find themselves under the Republican label, united by a common disdain for taxes and regulation.
The Prudential Regulation Authority, which will become the UK's regulator for deposit-taking institutions in April under the Bank of England, would have the power to ensure the ring-fenced bank to carry on with its business.
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