And so I think the best regulation is no regulation, is self regulation.
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"I think the best regulation is no regulation, is self-regulation," he said.
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Our choice is no longer between government regulation and no government regulation, but between smart government regulation and ill-advised government regulation.
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"I think the best regulation is no regulation, is self-regulation," the Apple CEO said.
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"Chairman Wheeler's order isn't about competition, competition, competition; it's about regulation, regulation, regulation," the spokesperson added.
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" The appointed government regulator complained, "Chairman Wheeler's order isn't about competition, competition, competition; it's about regulation, regulation, regulation.
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In the UK, UBS AG is authorized by the Prudential Regulation Authority and subject to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and limited regulation by the Prudential Regulation Authority.
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"Chairman Wheeler's order isn't about competition, competition, competition; it's about regulation, regulation, regulation," a spokesperson for Pai told The Hill.
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On this financing front, the question is not about more regulation or less regulation, but regulation that works for small business.
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" A month ago, Mr. Sondland said that the European Commission was "like a factory churning out regulation after regulation after regulation.
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I think the regulation, the draft regulation, will get out.
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Regulation of gristmill pricing foreshadowed future government regulation of utilities.
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So, I think that there will be appropriate regulation, either self-regulation, which has not yet happened, or real regulation is inevitability.
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Proponents of deregulation invariably claim that regulation kills jobs, but lack of regulation has killed more jobs and people than regulation ever has.
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Highlights: On government regulation: Zuckerberg continues to ask Congress for regulation.
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A regulation will go up, then they will refine that regulation.
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So we do need regulation, but we also need self-regulation.
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The regulation is known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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That implies replacing current regulation with, well, other revenue-sapping regulation.
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I think the dichotomy is between smart regulation and dumb regulation.
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That is the best regulation, because regulation can have unexpected consequences, right?
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He has stripped out regulation after regulation put into place by Obama.
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I'm a skeptic of unauthorized regulation, of illegal regulation, of regulation that is outside the bounds of what the laws passed by Congress have said.
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"We're going to have regulation upon regulation upon regulation until they're suffocated in regulations unless the quality of management improve," management and crisis expert Suzy Welch.
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EVERYTHING IS NEUTRAL TO POSITIVE THAT CAN COME THEIR WAY VERSUS AN ATMOSPHERE FOR THE LAST 73 YEARS, LETS CALL IT, THATS BEEN REGULATION, REGULATION, REGULATION.
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The company also says that regulation in Paris doesn't comply with European regulation.
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Cramer isn't against all government regulation of business and thinks regulation is important.
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"What one has created by regulation, one could address by regulation," he added.
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" As for regulation, Facebook's chief said at a U.S. congressional hearing earlier this year that he was open to regulation so long as it's the "right regulation.
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Last, but by no means least, not every regulation needs to be antitrust regulation.
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IT ISN'T SIMPLY A MORE REGULATION OR LESS REGULATION DEBATE THAT ONE CAN HAVE.
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"We like regulation, we just think there should be the right regulation," BamBrogan said.
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Recent articles have documented enforcement slowdowns in financial regulation, consumer protection, and environmental regulation.
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On corporate regulation: Bloomberg has been critical of government regulation of the financial industry.
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He argues for a mix of government regulation and self-regulation from tech companies.
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Words they can now register without regulation or oversight include "register", "regulation" and "oversight".■
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Regulation Asked about regulation, Sandberg said the company is already regulated with things like GDPR.
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The law "preempts any local regulation pertaining to the regulation of firearms," the judge wrote.
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Proponents of regulation have often complained about how hard it is to issue a regulation.
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And this is why the only really effective form of A.I. regulation is global regulation.
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And I think the same holds true in pension regulation and in life insurance regulation.
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Limousine regulation "We want to see if the regulation for limousines is adequate," Sumwalt said.
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Beyond corporations, a broader pre-distribution agenda would include labor regulation, financial regulation and antitrust.
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"We're fans of regulation when it's smart regulation," Kent Walker, Google's chief legal officer, said.
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"Utility-style regulation" is ultimately a disingenuous metaphor here for what Title II regulation actually accomplishes.
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Should anti-regulation become a prerequisite, it could make things uncomfortable for the pro-regulation Yellen.
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Opponents of regulation have supported BCA and the most strident supporters of regulation have opposed it.
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But either way, sensible regulation of gun sales will still be sensible regulation of gun sales.
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Regulation, not a big one on regulation but I think certain things need to be regulated.
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Shadow banking "is not subject to full regulation, or any regulation at all," Mr. Yi said.
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What do you ... How do you ... I am for a mixture of regulation and self-regulation.
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Zuckerberg said, again, that Facebook is open to regulation, so long as it's the right regulation.
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"The question isn&apost if there will be more regulation, but what kind of regulation," she argued.
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The FDA included plans for e-cigarette regulation as part of a broad roadmap for tobacco regulation.
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" Mr. Zuckerberg said he welcomed some form of regulation, as long as it was the "right regulation.
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Just like lenient regulation through legalization is dangerous, so too is excessive regulation — via punishment — through prohibition.
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I'm personally not a big fan of regulation because sometimes regulation can have unexpected consequences to it.
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There's no question this industry needed some regulation, but over-regulation may have some unexpected consequences too.
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Inconsistent regulation of amusement parks The Consumer Product Safety Commission oversees the regulation of mobile amusement parks.
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The absence of regulation in a space that had been relatively unregulated is different than withdrawing regulation.
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When a regulation is routinely broken, with no discernable harm, that regulation is probably a bad one.
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Some regulation is harmonised and ruled upon by EU bodies, as with the regulation of big banks.
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The scrutiny includes 10 pages of law, 27 pages of regulation and 88 pages of sub-regulation.
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I think regulation, it's sort of a different thread, but I think regulation around compounds is evolving.
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It's unclear if self-regulation will be enough to prevent abuse, or if government regulation would either.
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While Glass-Seagall is arguably more regulation, Mnuchin said the Trump campaign believes in "correct regulation" not overregulation.
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The billionaire investor said, however, that there is good regulation and that he supports regulation of Wall Street.
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Trump's alternative to technocratic liberal bank regulation is bank regulation pursued in the interests of the banking industry.
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Zuckerberg said Wednesday that regulation is "inevitable" but lawmakers need to be "careful" about what regulation is enacted.
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When you hear complaints about too much regulation, don't forget to ask what harm that regulation may prevent.
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What regulation would be helpful to you, and what regulation would you not want to see at all?
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So California, through Senator Bhatia's leadership, ended up putting out regulation ... Nevada actually had regulation out before them.
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" The IIF's biggest areas of concern are "prudential regulation and supervision, market and conduct regulation, taxonomy and disclosure.
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His regulation white button-down shirt was untucked, and it hung below his regulation navy-blue sweater vest.
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Musk also supports government regulation of artificial intelligence, saying the government should be "proactive in regulation," not reactive.
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ON REGULATION, MARK HAS SAID, IT'S NOT A QUESTION OF IF REGULATION, IT'S A QUESTION OF WHAT TYPE.
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They believe that regulation can work, and they were there to broker the needs of industry against regulation.
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As I understand it, if Congress disapproves of a regulation under the CRA, not only does it kill the regulation but the agency can't actually propose a similar regulation anytime in the future, right?
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With House and Senate panels beginning to develop principles for privacy regulation, and tech companies embracing the possibility of federal privacy regulation after years of resistance, the battle to shape federal regulation is underway.
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Fourth, the conservative justices have endorsed a novel interpretation of the First Amendment that protects businesses from regulation — from campaign finance regulation, labor regulation and even regulations that require them to disclose information to consumers.
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We think we could move into a world of real time continue regulation — better regulation — because of digital platforms.
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As NYU professor Arun Sundararajan put it, the threat of regulation might be more powerful than direct regulation itself.
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To Clinton, the bailouts were made necessary by inadequate bank regulation, so she is proposing to improve bank regulation.
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In this case, the regulation actually is a regulation, which, get this, is why it might be struck down.
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We support transparent regulation over companies with new technologies, and we are willing to be subject to such regulation.
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"Regulation has begot regulation all in the name of so-called consumer choice," the report says of these plans.
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One example you give for cost-benefit analysis leading sometimes to more regulation is Reagan's embrace of ozone regulation.
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In regards to regulation, I would like to see Europe and America create a new transatlantic partnership around regulation.
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"We believe in clear and effective regulation, but not regulation for its own sake," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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Also, the 2008 crisis was the consequence not of too little regulation, but of inconsistent and inconsistently enforced regulation.
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Cities must reinvigorate taxi regulation so that it serves the public, and Uber must be under the same regulation.
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Policy after policy, regulation after regulation, block by block, the administration is slashing legal immigration to the United States.
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So, Republicans accuse Democrats of shirking responsibility for regulation and Democrats accuse Republicans of wanting to block all regulation.
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But the last financial crisis revealed how a lack of regulation can harm the economy far more than regulation.
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"I think there&aposs probably no major financial regulation or healthcare regulation that comes down the line," he said.
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Do you see regulation being … Obviously, Europe is a place where there's much more regulation happening and more activity.
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AND SO THEN GOING INTO THAT ELECTION, NOBODY SAW – EVERYBODY WAS THINKING HIGHER TAXES, POSSIBLY MORE REGULATION AND ALL OF A SUDDEN OVERNIGHT LOWER TAXES, LESS REGULATION AND THAT ADJUSTMENT WAS KIND OF A RADICAL REGULATION.
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So just by getting regulation does not mean that you are going to get the ends you wanted for regulation.
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However, there is another regulation that needs serious review: the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Regulation National Market System (NMS).
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May's proposed Web regulation as well could lead to government regulation of the permissible parameters of Muslim faith discussions online.
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A separate commodity regulation would subject five commodity groups to STB economic regulation for the first time in two decades.
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If we wanna move that a little further, how can we help do that through-- smarter regulation, more balanced regulation?
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Supporters of this tainted system argue that self-regulation saves the public money because the industry funds its own regulation.
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I think it's the single most significant risk, Becky, around investing in tech right now, is regulation and re-regulation.
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He says that it's absurd to argue for more regulation when the problem is too much regulation to begin with.
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While they have been careful to avoid saying such regulation is unnecessary, they have said that this regulation is unnecessary.
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Fortunately, the Trump administration has begun dismantling onerous regulations by a pace of 16 regulation rollbacks for each new regulation.
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"We want to prevent regulation created for the sake of regulation by the previous administration," Pruitt said in a statement.
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But to believe in the blockchain is not necessarily to oppose regulation, if that regulation is designed with complementary aims.
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So what do you imagine the regulation ... I think the regulation, certainly out of Europe, will continue to increase because they have a different history of antitrust regulation where it's more of a policy and politics decision.
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The activity that has taken place since the regulation was released in mid-May shows how on-edge defenders of the regulation have become—they are demonstrating that this new regulation is not being welcomed as they anticipated.
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The consequences of this approach for many in the business community would be far worse than continued regulation from the EPA, a single source of comprehensive regulation where representatives of affected businesses play significant roles in influencing regulation.
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These laws are a far more significant impediment to local regulation, and to gun regulation more generally, than the Second Amendment.
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To Basel and global banking regulation critics, the removal of regulation presumably means reduced costs and increase lending opportunities for banks.
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"In more developed systems, startups are more willing to jump ahead of regulation and the regulation catches up," says Mr Lebbos.
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As it relates very specifically to regulation for tech, most of what's discussed about tech regulation is broader than content obviously.
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I think most ... Sheryl Sandberg: And it's not really a question of if there's more regulation, the question is what regulation.
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Competition from Wholesale Regulation Manageable: We believe the impact on Telenet from wholesale regulation is likely to be limited and manageable.
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It also only refrained from imposing ex ante price regulation but left the door open to after-the-fact price regulation.
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In other words, if a gun regulation is "longstanding" or "analogous" to a longstanding regulation, Judge Kavanaugh would likely uphold it.
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That's backward-looking, but every regulation that's an economically significant regulation has to have built into it time for retrospective review.
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There's a lot of discussion about regulation and what kind of regulation makes sense to use with tech companies, including yours.
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Regulation doesn't stifle innovation, and I suspect that well-written regulation will spur innovation by creating a market for security technologies.
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When Europe instituted its General Data Protection Regulation in 2018, many businesses made changes beyond the geographies subject to the regulation.
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The question is how much regulation, because, more often than not, regulation is overdone, costly and extends beyond its "useful" life.
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They've lost back-to-back games in regulation just once this season and are 251-213-204 following a regulation loss.
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He rose through the ranks, becoming deputy governor for prudential regulation and chief executive of the prudential regulation authority in 2013.
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For example on the regulation front, rather than rewriting a lot of regulation you can change the enforcement of various aspects of regulation, so I think one of the reasons why the financial sector has rallied so significantly is it's easier to ease up enforcement of some aspects of the regulation which can increase activity more quickly.
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As he does so he immediately qualifies the statement by blending state regulation with industry self-regulation — saying the kind of regulation he's asking for is "in some cases by democratic process, in other cases through independent industry process".
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Thiel is on the board of Facebook and is a big investor in high-profile companies like Palantir (privacy regulation), Airbnb (hotel regulation) and SoFi (financial regulation), all of which will need a lifeline into the new Trump regime.
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After years of preaching self-regulation, the world's biggest advertising companies are suddenly getting behind the idea of national regulation on privacy.
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" The solution, says Musk, is regulation: "AI is a rare case where we need to be proactive about regulation instead of reactive.
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Ryan Strome and Pavel Buchnevich scored in regulation for the Rangers while Carl Hagelin and Andre Burakovsky tallied in regulation for Washington.
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"We need a common denominator factor, and so the absence of regulation would bother me as much as over-regulation," he said.
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"A middle path between no regulation and state regulation is to let industry regulate itself, which is the ITI approach," says Lin.
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Fair lending regulation The recent rise in regulation has led to a tipping point by creating an extremely conservative consumer lending industry.
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Part of the regulation was struck down in federal court in 2011, but other elements of this needless regulation remain in effect.
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Unfortunately, the tech industry has long resisted such regulation, and created the appearance that its own self-regulation would solve the problem.
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In the case of repealing a regulation, they are likely to be sued by public interest groups that supported the regulation initially.
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Courts decide whether the executive branch exceeded its authority in issuing the regulation, and whether regulation is valid, invalid or needs adjustment.
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The team that wins in regulation or overtime gets two points; the team that loses in regulation or overtime gets zero points.
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And there's a growing pipeline of other internet regulation, along with existing laws like the European Union's sweeping General Data Protection Regulation.
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Self-regulation: Taking it a step further, self-regulation deals with your ability not just to know your emotions, but manage them.
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Market regulation consistently outperforms government regulation because it responds to customers' wants as well as to changes in technology and business practices.
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On facial recognition regulation, which would affect the company's Rekognition business, Bezos said, ""It's a perfect example of where regulation is needed.
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The second regulation was permanent pay floor regulation meant to raise the sub-minimum wages which were driving some drivers into despair.
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What they were all saying there is that the answer is some mixture of regulation by government and self-regulation by companies.
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But it's also the case that no feature of American gun regulation is more longstanding than the stricter regulation of guns in cities.
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Sunday's 210-28 win in Detroit was the fourth regulation victory for the Canucks, who didn't notch their fourth regulation win until Nov.
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Another mixed message: Musk lectured against excessive regulation in general, but added that he wanted more regulation when it comes to artificial intelligence.
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But this is to your earlier point, is that a central point about regulation is there's been no regulation for 20 years, right?
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A departure from the traditional aviation regulation process, the performance-based criteria for waiver applications puts the United States ahead of global regulation.
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If a new regulation is passed but there is insufficient money to enforce it, then the benefits of the regulation are in question.
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Vehicle title and so-called payday loans were covered by the regulation — although "smothered by the regulation" would be a more accurate description.
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But he bristled at the notion that his company required special regulation, or that it had stalled or impeded regulation in the past.
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ZUCKERBERG: Well, Senator, my position is not that there should be no regulation, I think the internet is increasingly- GRAHAM: You'd embrace regulation?
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Cook said it's important to think about how online profiles can be abused, but said the best kind of regulation is self-regulation.
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Britain could relax regulation — but this could cost it trade deals Leaving the EU would allow Britain to relax regulation to an extent.
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"Investors are reacting to fears of regulation and the consequences of regulation," said Brian Wieser, a senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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If the government solicits public comments on a proposed regulation, for example, opponents of the regulation must be allowed to speak alongside supporters.
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Look, I'm all for regulation, but regulation on the basis of speech is bound to be a disaster — and probably unconstitutional to boot.
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If they can't do the big regulation, they're not going to get to the lesser regulation, but where does Silicon Valley find itself?
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I wanted to follow up on your conversation about the Communications Decency Act, and regulation versus self-regulation of these social media companies.
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Regulation cannot make drugs entirely safe but well-designed regulation does reduce risk, particularly if it is not ruled by free-market impulses.
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I do think that regulation ... I think that we should consider regulating the social media companies and there are a lot of different possibilities that range from, again, low-hanging fruit like transparency regulation to much more intrusive regulation relating to content.
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"You never see the financial sector kill itself because there is too much regulation, suicide always happens when there is no regulation," Chen added.
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" She wrote in an email, "we often think of privacy as the regulation of social interaction as well as regulation of access to self.
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Although the absence of bureaucracy is one of the biggest advantages of such schools, light-touch regulation is not the same as no regulation.
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I don't think the question here is whether or not there should be regulation, I think the question is: what is the right regulation?
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Maybe regulation is gone, you know the pendulum of regulation has gone a bit too far, but we need to create a stable environment.
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"I want to use the EMIR review to do that," Hill said referring to European Market Infrastructure Regulation, the main EU regulation on derivatives.
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There is a regulation change for next year, and we want to be the first team that can stay competitive through a regulation change.
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Concussions and kids: Know the signs OTC drugs regulated differently than Rx drugs FDA regulation of OTC drug products differs from prescription drug regulation.
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It will be difficult to strike a balance between letting the industry guide regulation and letting regulation dictate what the industry decides to build.
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Unfortunately, it's very difficult to get a regulation changed that affects only one industry, particularly when that regulation generates added income for the government.
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Vox has confirmed that the regulation is in the process of being evaluated, and has seen a copy of a draft of the regulation.
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" Regulation: "We receive, process, store, use and share data, some of which contains personal information, which subjects us to complex and evolving governmental regulation.
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Investors see it differently: Every regulation that is emasculated or eliminated produces more profit potential for the companies that were subject to the regulation.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty hosted a Davos panel on precision regulation of AI, in line with IBM's push to "guide regulation" in the space.
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Mr. Xi set up an interagency committee in July to coordinate financial regulation that some experts say could expand to oversee all financial regulation.
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Two pieces of EU regulation, EMIR (European Markets and Infrastructure Regulation) and MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive), scheduled for final implementation on Jan.
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It's clear to us that self-regulation among tech companies has not been sufficient and action in the form of regulation is now needed.
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Sanders' overall sense of housing — fitting his overall politics — is much more that the problem is one of under-regulation rather than over-regulation.
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These organizations are exploring issuing tokens under securities exemptions such as Regulation A+, Regulation D and Regulation S in the U.S. The U.S. cryptocurrency community is still waiting on a more definitive statement from the SEC, FinCEN and CFTC on regulatory requirements for ICOs.
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I think people feel pretty good about GDPR and the controls it's given people, and so it's our job to work closely with regulators and legislators all over the world so that if there's more regulation, and when there's more regulation, it's the right regulation.
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"I'm not a big fan of regulation but when there's any move at all towards that side I think that regulation is necessary," said Cook.
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Icahn is Trump's designated regulation buster, and a regulation-free playing field is certainly in Lyft's interest as it looks to expand into new markets.
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"The idea was that at some point regulation might come along, but there still is no regulation at the state or federal level," Nichaman said.
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SUMMERS: AND SO AGAIN, I THINK YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT THE CONTENT OF REGULATION AND NOT JUST SIMPLY LOOK AT THE QUANTITY OF REGULATION.
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But natural monopolies only work as long as there's oversight and regulation, and currently, the existing oversight and regulation appears to not be very strong.
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Instead, the easiest thing for politicians is to either argue that too much regulation hurts the country's competitiveness or too little regulation hurts the environment.
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So while Zuckerberg has acknowledged that regulation could be necessary, it's clear that he would prefer that regulation come from within the tech companies themselves.
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Secondly, you would have to work with local regulation issues because unlike other countries, China requires cloud operators to hold certain licenses around data regulation.
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The breathtaking idea was to protect tobacco and oil from regulation and taxes by starting a movement that would combat all regulation and all taxes.
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"We will issue a regulation allowing transaction of commercial papers and a regulation allowing NCDs to be traded to make them more liquid," he said.
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However, analysts note that Yellen is very vocal about the Fed's regulation of the financial industry and Trump would like to see some regulation loosened.
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Regulation should not prevent innovation While working with regulators goes against the pirate nature of 'the valley,' startups in several domains can't just ignore regulation.
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A similar set of arguments apply to environmental regulation — most regulation prevents damage that will be very costly, if not impossible, to repair later on.
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Right now, some places have aggressive regulatory legislation (like the EU's General Data Protection Regulation), while in other countries there's almost no regulation at all.
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Mr. Stern, he said, also created a consumer truth-in-dying regulation for the city's funeral home industry and a regulation to protect carriage horses.
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Drew Stafford scored in regulation for the Devils, and MacKenzie Blackwood made 23 saves in regulation and stopped five of six chances in the shootout.
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Of course, it was one thing to talk about the need for regulation and another to define what type of regulation would be most sensible.
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Because the STB's regular rate regulation standard, rooted in valid economic and financial concepts, represents a hurdle — and a legitimate one — to direct price regulation.
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The second point is that this is an international phenomenon; like bitcoin regulation, we'll probably see many different paradigms for token regulation around the world.
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And now we have a regulation rager sitting in the White House, determined to undo public-interest regulation even when big business wants it retained.
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Researchers who study regulation and its effects on business said there have been numerous instances in which regulation speeds along, rather than impedes, technological progress.
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A believer in a freer market than even some free market economists would endorse, Ms. DeVos pushed back on any regulation as too much regulation.
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When the administration tries to reverse a recent regulation, that regulation was likely supported by economic analyses and scientific analyses previously endorsed by the agencies.
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The broadcaster quoted Nicky Morgan, Britain's outgoing digital minister, saying that platforms had resisted regulation previously but "they understand now that actually regulation is coming".
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Tabarrok is quick to point out that this doesn't mean regulation is harmless — it's possible that many individual industries would be more productive with less regulation.
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This transparency could be accomplished either by industry self-regulation or governmental regulation requiring companies to receive informed and meaningful consent from consumers before collecting data.
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She is strongly opposed to any kind of full government oversight, but believes regulation by the state is preferable to regulation by private companies like Facebook.
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Railroads did not want nationalization, but they were willing to undergo regulation, especially when they saw that this regulation could in many ways serve their interests.
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Most insurance companies, half at least European companies, have to deal with regulation, adapting themselves to regulation and to this new world with low interest rates.
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The environmental lobby is advocating for yet more regulation that kills jobs, and industry is trying to stop duplicative federal regulation that reduces American energy production.
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But gun control advocates say that its too easy to traffic guns between states that have tough gun regulation, and those which have very little regulation.
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We vote for a lot of different reasons, and I would actually say regulation is the least reason we vote because we know regulation is here.
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The impending changes in consumer financial regulation will be driven by a reaction to increased regulation of the industry over the last five to six years.
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What we should expect with regulation In order to facilitate new effective regulation, agencies are requiring financial institutions to capture and manipulate more and more data.
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Hence attacks on regulation are sure political winners as those hurt by regulation will nod and applaud knowingly and those who benefit will not pay attention.
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To address this uncontrollable lawmaking machine, opponents of regulation advance solutions including regulatory budgets or requirements, such as repealing two regulations for every new regulation issued.
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Marleau, Leafs hand Kings first regulation setback TORONTO — The Los Angeles Kings knew they were going to lose sooner or later in regulation time this season.
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Need for regulation Just as we've done for cars driven by humans, autonomous cars controlled by individuals will require a great deal of lawmaking and regulation.
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There's not enough regulation on social mediaRegistered nutritionist Jenny Rosborough agrees that there's an issue with the lack of regulation for people dispelling health advice online.
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The most certain effect of the proposal — whether or not the regulation is finalized — is one that isn't in theory a purpose of the regulation itself.
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"There will be more regulation of the tech sector, things like privacy … there should be, at some point, federal regulation that relates to that," Gates said.
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The regulation includes a new tax bracket of 40% for those earning more than 500,13 lira ($87,743.93) annually, according to the final text of the regulation.
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Privacy, the general data protection regulation, or GDPR, is in effect a broad sectoral regulation of the entire economy, but with a particular impact on tech.
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"Over the last 10 years the state of Missouri has imposed regulation upon regulation that has no basis in medicine," Wen, who is a physician, told CBS.
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Americans tend to hold a vastly different view of regulation, especially around speech issues, than Europeans, complicating any effort to push for regulation in the United States.
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"If anything, regulation will only increase bitcoin's rate of growth as regulation lends credibility and engenders trust," Nicholas Gregory, CEO of London-based cryptocurrency firm CommerceBlock, said.
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Zuckerberg: I think the real question as the internet becomes more important in people's lives, is what is the right regulation, not whether there should be regulation.
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For regulators, Snowden's revelations both undermined confidence in existing legislation (the U.S./EU Safe Harbor) and spurred additional regulation — notably the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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To FCC critics, Pai's action reeks of hypocrisy because it shows that Trump's FCC actually favors government regulation—as long as that regulation benefits Trump's political allies.
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The 2015 order claimed to forbear from price regulation but also banned paid prioritization of traffic by broadband Internet service providers — effectively imposing a zero price regulation.
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Traditionally, the gun issue has been highly asymmetrical, with the pro-regulation majority fairly disengaged on the topic and the anti-regulation minority holding very intense preferences.
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"They didn't like the regulation, so they tried to attack the science underlying the regulation," said Mr. Gallagher of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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But as my colleague Steve Lohr reported in April, it was spurred into action by a wave of tech regulation — particularly Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation.
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This has forced a choice between two options: the "liberal" package of big government and heavy regulation or the "conservative" package of small government and light regulation.
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For example, although Argentina has significant natural energy resources, government regulation created huge energy deficits because artificially set prices and burdensome regulation made private investment completely infeasible.
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Media and technology firms are likely to face future scrutiny by new reform moves that move key media regulation and cybersecurity regulation organizations closer to central powers.
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Now, as Mr. Trump's special adviser on overhauling regulation, Mr. Icahn has the ear of the president and a front-row seat as the administration rewrites regulation.
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Mr. Friedman underscored problems of asymmetry in regulation: People who especially benefit from a particular regulation will be inclined to lobby or bribe government officials for it.
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His plan to rein in Wall Street, released Tuesday, proposed tougher regulation on banks despite his previous criticism of bank regulation imposed under the Dodd-Frank Act.
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" When it comes to privacy regulation, Zuckerberg comes out in favor of a comparable set of regulations like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and says that "it would be good for the Internet if more countries adopted regulation such as GDPR as a common framework.
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"I'm personally not a big fan of regulation because sometimes regulation can have unexpected consequences to it, however I think this certain situation is so dire, and has become so large, that probably some well-crafted regulation is necessary," said Cook, who co-chaired the event this year.
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And while calls for regulation have been met with increased lobbying to block or shape any rules, some people around the industry are entertaining forms of self regulation.
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Trump's executive order requires the EPA and other applicable departments to review the regulation and ensure it promotes economic growth and minimizes uncertainty when it comes to regulation.
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The platform's self-regulation is not "yielding the results" Canadians expect, said the Liberal democratic institutions minister, adding that Canada is "actively" talking with other countries around regulation.
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According to Aikenhead, there needs to be more regulation of tech companies, so that people like Gauvin are better protected—and regulation needs to be international in scope.
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Regulation for one could be regulation for all, and scrutiny of individual companies' privacy practices or moderation failures in the past has drawn attention to industry-wide issues.
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But as Google and Facebook face mounting pressure for regulation, SESTA increasingly seems like a workable compromise, giving prosecutors a new tool while fending off more onerous regulation.
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"Trump controlling that executive branch, he can work with Congress so that we can circumscribe the bureaucracy so that they're not issuing all these rules, regulation upon regulation."
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People briefed on their conversations said Trump had stalled the regulation after people raised concerns to him that the regulation would curtail foreign investment in the United States.
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The "Aarhus Regulation", under which TestBioTech filed its case, covered all aspects of EU legislation concerning the regulation of GMOs in relation to health risks, the court said.
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He signed an executive order in January to scale back regulations on businesses, promising to cut regulation by 75% by eliminating two regulations for every new regulation enacted.
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Randal Quarles, President Donald Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve Vice Chair of Regulation, is thought to be sympathetic to the view that regulation is holding back economic growth.
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In his February executive order on financial regulation, Trump stated that his first core principle for financial regulation will be empowering Americans to make their own financial decisions.
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Cookie regulation: A revised version of the EU's ePrivacy directive, set to be enacted in May 2018, will add greater regulation of cookies, tracking, and opt-out options.
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First, shift from regulation to certification: The FDA and its predecessor agencies date from the early 20th century, when command-and-control regulation was possible, popular, and novel.
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While the Health and Human Services Administration was churning out ACA-related regulation after regulation, Americans in mental health and addiction crisis were treated as second-class citizens.
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"EPA is currently evaluating the proposal and regulation of this substance and its uses to determine the appropriate regulation — and its legal defensibility," she said in a statement.
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The FCC voted to apply Title II regulation — designed for regulation of a monopoly-era telephone regime — to the most vibrant and innovative sector of the U.S. economy.
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"EPA is currently evaluating the proposal and regulation of this substance and its uses to determine the appropriate regulation -- and its legal defensibility," she said in a statement.
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Michalopoulos noted that while the legality of the situation is not completely clear yet, federal agencies generally have to offer some type of regulation to preempt state regulation.
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When issuing the current regulation in 2011, EPA had said that the regulation would cost industry over $9 billion, while the economic benefits would be nearly $100 billion.
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Contrary to what you might expect, there's no specific sex toy regulation in the UK. Instead, sex toys fall under a broad range of consumer product safety regulation.
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The report also assesses public support for Internet regulation — and on that front it suggests there is increased support for greater online regulation in a range of areas.
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Witnesses noted that overlapping regulations sometimes meant having the same equipment audited twice by the same agency, once for one regulation and again for a second, similar regulation.
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Another regulation under development for a long time is an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation intended to prevent people from tripping, slipping, and falling at work.
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But in 2010, the Fed centralized the regulation of large banks to improve the consistency of regulation and to take a broad view of issues affecting multiple banks.
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Critics have pushed back on the tech industry's stated support for AI regulation, claiming the companies are trying to dictate the terms of regulation in their own favor.
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"Competing in the Age of AI" suggests "collaborative structures and approaches" to regulation while "The Business of Platforms" emphasizes the need for "pre-emptive" self-regulation and curation.
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It is a pre-emptive strike that allows companies to say "we are in favor of regulation," while also making sure that the regulation is not too cumbersome.
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Hasty regulation is too often a cure worse than the disease, and useful regulation seems especially unlikely when there's no agreement on what exactly the "Facebook Problem" is.
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Hammond said the fintech strategy would include schemes to pilot "robo regulation", or the use of software by fintech firms to comply with regulation to save time and money.
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And what work has been done rarely finds its way into policy discussions; arguments about financial-sector regulation rightly focus on the growth and efficiency effects of stricter regulation.
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But, in an industry that has traditionally opposed most forms of government regulation, he is among the highest profile figures to publicly call for more regulation of tech companies.
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No meaningful regulation of the tobacco industry emerged until 2009, when Congress finally passed legislation that subjects cigarettes to the regulation of the United States Food and Drug Administration.
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"It's regulation to control who can use these new technologies and how much money they need to have to use them, not regulation to mitigate any risks," he said.
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MZ: I think the real question, as the internet becomes more important in people's lives, is what is the right regulation — LG: Do you as a company welcome regulation?
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It is unclear whether the Trump administration has made changes to the draft regulation over the past week, or what the final version of the regulation might look like.
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The volatility of a drastic change in regulation driven by simply switching the priorities of the CFPB through a change in its director will not lead to steady regulation.
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Aside from air quality regulation, the agency also set new standards for pesticides and food additives, initiated the process to ban DDT, and began rudimentary regulation of water pollution.
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Williams said data auditing can help consumers make more educated choices about which applications they should give their information to in lieu of clear regulation or potentially unhelpful regulation.
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They extended their home regulation unbeaten streak to 12 games (8-206-21), having never lost a regulation game to the Winnipeg Jets/Atlanta Thrashers franchise in Los Angeles.
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There have been several studies conducted on the effects of regulation on growth in recent years, with several sets of regulation data in cross-sections and panels of countries.
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In 2010 Democratic lawmakers passed the Dodd-Frank Act, the most extensive revision of securities regulation since the 1930s, with the hope that more regulation would prevent another crisis.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), set to come into effect on May 25th, is arguably the most complex piece of regulation the European Union (EU) has ever produced.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Would you say that right now the U.S. financial system is-- safe, adequately protected, needs no more regulation, in fact needs less regulation than it now has?
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The answer is straightforward: Because the STB's own rate regulation standards, rooted in valid economic and financial concepts, represent a hurdle — and a legitimate one — to direct price regulation.
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Instead, under settled principles of administrative law, a new regulation would need to be proposed and the basis for such a regulation would need to be explained in detail.
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Courts typically uphold an economic regulation that is "rationally related" to a "legitimate governmental purpose" (unless it is a regulation of abortion; then the standard is much more strict).
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This can be extended to the principle adopted by the last five presidents that regulation should only occur when the costs of a regulation are justified by its benefits.
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Ordinarily, when the executive branch pushes out a new regulation, it must first submit that regulation to a process that allows the public to comment on the proposed rule.
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Stopping short of echoing the Republican's cry of overly burdensome regulation stunting financial institutions and, by extension, overall growth prospects, Powell has suggested a need to reduce needless regulation.
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The Bureau is currently developing regulation surrounding weed use and sales under the Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA) after recreational marijuana was legalized in California.
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Donald Trump's special advisor on regulation, Carl Icahn, told CNBC that he believes the president-elect can stop what he considers to be foolishness in regulation in the United States.
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"There are several reasons why regulation could lead to consolidation," he said, referring to factors such as the cost of implementing new regulation, which is independent from a bank's size.
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I would say, by the way, that of the Republican economists I know, there might be more sympathy for this regulation than any other regulation the Obama administration has done.
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The potential 144 A, Regulation S bond and the senior secured Regulation S sukuk are expected to be rated Baa3 by Moody's and BBB- by S&P, the document said.
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The regulation was signed last week as part of Indonesia's pledge to join the global initiative of sharing financial information for tax purposes, according to a copy of the regulation.
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"There is certainly a role for regulation, but regulation should always take into account the impact that it has on markets, a balance that must be constantly weighed," he added.
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Facebook also plans a long list of changes to its political ad buying systems which could be seen a sufficient self-regulation to deter the need for official government regulation.
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OS: At this stage we are discussing about regulation and we have a lot of regulation about how to use the street, about insurances, about all the fields of life.
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The release of the proposed rule was an important step forward in achieving comprehensive regulation of new tobacco products including e-cigarettes, which are sold today with virtually zero regulation.
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"If companies don't get serious about regulation themselves or giving people more mechanisms to control what info they give away, I can see the need for federal regulation," Horning said.
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The Special Counsel procedures were established by a Justice Department regulation, and the authors of this regulation tried to make it deliberately difficult for the Special Counsel to be fired.
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DEREGULATION COST-BENEFIT If it makes sense to require a systematic analysis of the costs and benefits of any new regulation, it makes equal sense when looking at removing regulation.
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"Regulation of broadband internet has been the subject of protracted litigation, with broadband providers subjected to and then released from common-carrier regulation over the previous decade," the court wrote.
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These smaller businesses are much more sensitive to the cost of regulation and such regulation often prevents them from expanding, either through the purchase of additional capacity or additional employees.
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Understating the cost of carbon regulation would allow an oil company to avoid taking painful writedowns and allay fears that oil and gas assets will become "stranded" by costly regulation.
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For being powerful and being a powerful industry, because if you think about it, Wall Street, everything has a regulation, almost every manufacturing ... They all have some level of regulation.
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Supporters of regulation don't like the act of monetizing the impacts of regulation, feeling that it demeans the value of health and welfare, and it will inevitably undercount these benefits.
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Rogoff said that government regulation would be a trigger for the drop in bitcoin prices, although he stressed that it would take time to develop a global framework of regulation.
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"Regulation of broadband internet has been the subject of protracted litigation, with broadband providers subjected to and then released from common carrier regulation over the previous decade," the opinion said.
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Last week the E.P.A. moved to replace an Obama-era regulation that aimed to shutter coal-fired power plants with a new regulation that could help more coal plants open.
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" Regarding any potential UK cannabis regulation, he says: "The first thing that needs to happen is the Department of Health get involved, so that [regulation] has a public health focus.
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The special counsel procedures were established by a Justice Department regulation, and the authors of this regulation tried to make it deliberately difficult for the special counsel to be fired.
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"I don't think the question here is whether or not there should be regulation, I think the question is what is the right regulation," he said when talking about regulatory options.
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Trump has said that banking rules are holding back U.S. lending, and has ordered a review of regulation, raising concerns that the relatively unified global approach to financial regulation will splinter.
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The annual report measures regulation related to the launch, operation and expansion of private sector businesses in 190 countries, such as getting electricity, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency and labor market regulation.
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They are then going to intervene with the government to make that regulation work for their benefit, much more than for the benefit of the consumers who pushed forward the regulation.
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The Sooners had a chance to win it in regulation, but Austin Seibert missed a 33-yard field goal attempt as time expired in regulation to send the game to overtime.
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Two anti-regulation scholars now on team As previously reported, Jeffrey Eisenach, a well-known anti-regulation scholar at the the American Enterprise Institute, has been tapped to help the transition.
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Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. administrator, announced the proposed regulation this afternoon at agency headquarters, flanked by Republican lawmakers who sponsored legislation designed to achieve the same ends as the new regulation.
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When you say regulation in China a lot of areas have too much regulation but a lot areas actually in terms of legal system establishment, legal enforcement is not quite there.
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They are therefore likely to rely principally on the argument that regulation is unnecessary, to issue even stronger statements of political neutrality, and to actually improve their behavior to prevent regulation.
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"Internet companies should be accountable for enforcing standards on harmful content," Zuckerberg said, calling for regulation akin to the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation that went into effect last May.
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Any regulation — even a safety regulation — that deters investment in those areas that have driven the improvements in safety for decades could have the perverse effect of increasing the accident rate.
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Ives said he anticipates a broad industry change in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal: "We ultimately think it's going to be some self-regulation to quasi-regulation" he said.
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Google has long committed to complying with data regulation and research has shown the recent implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe has actually helped Google's advertising business.
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Alternatively, since the Special Counsel's authority is from regulation and not law, the Trump administration could theoretically try to roll back that regulation somehow — though that could end up in court.
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Indeed, the congressional hearings made clear that the real question is not whether we need regulation to sustain trust in the digital economy, but rather what form that regulation should take.
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This is because the proposals in the House bill concerning bank regulation are worth discussing, and the House's changes to regulation of the big banks have credible support in reasonable quarters.
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Forty-eight percent of survey respondents said the government should boost its regulation of technology companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google, while 2202 percent said regulation of these firms shouldn't change.
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While lawmakers in the U.S. have floated some types of regulation about political ad transparency, few have seriously discussed or drafted legislation that would impose significant new regulation on tech behemoths.
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In fact, we went at financial regulation very hard to guard against another era of 'too big to fail' and some of the systemic disruptions that occurred because of lax regulation.
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That's the system that awards three points for a regulation win, two points for an OT/shootout win, one point for an OT/shootout loss, and nothing for a regulation loss.
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In response to questions about whether Facebook ought to be broken up, Zuckerberg said the question was not whether there should be regulation but what kind of regulation there should be.
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"I do think that there should be regulation on harmful content," said Zuckerberg during a Q&A session at the Munich Security Conference, per Reuters, making a pitch for bespoke regulation.
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It would be far better if these companies would immediately begin very aggressive self-regulation, to avoid excessive government regulation that will surely come if private firms do not act soon.
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While I generally eschew government regulation in favor of industry self-regulation, there are five key reasons why the federal government needs to regulate the cryptocurrency market sooner rather than later.
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"Many critics don't seem to understand that we are moving from heavy-handed regulation to light-touch regulation, not a completely hands-off approach," he said in a speech on Tuesday.
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If regulation is just another tool for the all-powerful government to reward and punish, then both public opinion about regulation and the empirical case for whether to regulate are meaningless.
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And without me being here and without what we've been doing including regulation, by the way, because I happen to think that regulation is as big as the tax cuts, okay?
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And without me being here and without what we've been doing including regulation, by the way, because I happen to think that regulation is as big as the tax cuts, OK?
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Alternatively, since the special counsel's authority is from regulation and not law, the Trump administration could theoretically try to roll back that regulation somehow — though that could end up in court.
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The FCC regulation that's currently under threat protects net neutrality through a decades-old regulatory clause known as Title II, which classifies ISPs as telecommunications companies, subject to telecommunication company regulation.
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Graphic: CMC Markets and rivals face tighter regulation - tmsnrt.
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You know that Europe worked on some regulation — GDPR.
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BLANKFEIN: LOOK, I HOPE – I DON'T LIKE MORE REGULATION.
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Remember it now, because very likely, the anti-regulation commissioners of the FCC, reporting to an anti-regulation president, are about to undo the rules millions of Americans fought so hard for.
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Asked whether he thinks the time has come for "robust regulation and empowerment of consumers over their information", Schroepfer demurred that new regulation is needed to control data flowing over consumer platforms.
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Basically, regulation of meat involves both agencies — the USDA overlooking food processing, labeling, and distribution, and the FDA conducting inspections and safety checks — and the regulation of cell-based meat will, too.
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This is the biggest fine ever imposed for a data breach and the first since the introduction of stricter data-privacy regulation across the European Union: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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The spokesperson did offer some general information on supplement regulation via email:FDA regulation of dietary supplement safety is generally post-market, unlike with drugs and devices where it is generally pre-market.
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Light touch regulation Harking back to the Clinton and George W. Bush years, the principle of light touch regulation seems to have worked well for the stability and growth of the internet.
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With traditional lenders suffering from weak profitability and stringent regulation, activity is shifting from banks to financial intermediaries, not subject to traditional bank regulation and not covered by usual deposit insurance schemes.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, for example, is the only game in town for regulation of broker-dealers, and they behave accordingly, like a monopolist, with little incentive to innovate better regulation.
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Yet with strong regulation like dismantling Facebook seeming beyond the resolve of congress, and weak regulation potentially protecting Facebook, perhaps it's losing the moral high ground that will be Facebook's real punishment.
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The Gabbard campaign's lawsuit failed to establish "how Google's regulation of its own platform is in any way equivalent to a governmental regulation of an election," Judge Wilson wrote in his order.
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Remember it now, because very likely, the anti-regulation commissioners of the FCC, reporting to an anti-regulation president, are about to undo the rules millions of Americans fought so hard for.
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For instance, Microsoft President Brad Smith publicly called for government regulation of facial recognition, only for the company to then fight against strong facial recognition regulation in its home state of Washington.
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Even though it was written with a specific post-9/11 time period in mind, its major conflict of regulation versus no regulation will always be relevant in some form or another.
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But the right believes that the only type of regulation the left wants to get rid of is the regulation of migration, and Ocasio-Cortez's rhetoric, hyperbolic or not, fuels that perception.
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Judicial supervision of regulation – and that is precisely what a deferred prosecution agreement is, a small bore effort at regulation – is consistent with some of the most fundamental principles of administrative law.
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And Germany's influence is evident in Europe's new privacy regulation, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or G.D.P.R.. The rules give people control over how their information is collected and used.
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Despite an openness to working with lawmakers and government officials, the two groups say that they want to keep regulation to a minimum, citing concerns that too much regulation could stifle innovation.
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If an agency looks back and decides that a regulation is not working, it is just as likely to think that this is due to external factors rather than the regulation itself.
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City Council Member Desley Brooks, who did not respond to request for comment, added a last-minute equity amendment to the licensing regulation that could set a precedent for future cannabis regulation.
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The regulation could also be a win for the president himself, because of how the regulation defines businesses that rely primarily on the "reputation or skill" of their owners to earn money.
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Nadella praised Europe's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that sets stringent privacy standards for any company with business in the EU. Apple CEO Tim Cook also recently applauded the law, calling for similar federal privacy regulation in the U.S. "GDPR as a piece of legislation, a piece of regulation is a great start," Nadella said.
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Generally speaking, the law divides motives for censorship into three categories—regulation that is content-neutral (don't blare your music on the train), regulation that is content-based but viewpoint-neutral (don't wave your campaign signs inside the polling place, regardless of which candidate you support), and regulation that is viewpoint-based (you can protest, just not about Democrats).
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Circular A-4 says conclusively that agencies should "look beyond the direct benefits and direct costs" of a regulation and include both co-benefits and indirect costs when evaluating a regulation But now EPA claims that the regulation's co-benefits, which include saving thousands of lives annually, has no bearing on whether regulation is appropriate and necessary.
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You know, we definitely went through the front door, and we tried to educate the regulators and shape the regulation in a thoughtful manner because if you get the regulation wrong it can stifle innovation, but the right regulation allows for innovation to flourish, and we think we have achieved that right balance with New York.
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Critics from competing exchanges and elsewhere have said the speed bump is counter to the SEC's own regulation prohibiting intentional delays of price displays, also known as Regulation NMS, for National Market System.
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Tom Gira, executive vice president for market regulation at FINRA said it should move forward, "in the interest of allowing innovation to continue to exist," at the Reuters Financial Regulation Summit in May.
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"Online platforms have been removing more legal content than ever before showing that self-regulation can work, but regulation remains an option," Andrus Ansip, Commission Vice-President for the digital single market, said.
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But the extent to which that regulation is successful will depend upon how much consumers keep their eye on the ball, as opposed to letting the corporations themselves dictate the kind of regulation.
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"It would be good for the Internet if more countries adopted regulation such as GDPR as a common framework," Mr Zuckerberg mused in his op-ed, referring to Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
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"In an email to Gizmodo, Jaan Tallinn, the co-founder of Skype, said "we need regulation eventually, but first we need more research into what a positive and effective regulation should look like.
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There are two big appeals to using CRA review on prior regulatory implementation: They cannot be filibustered, and if CRA is used to overrule a regulation, the regulation can't be re-implemented again.
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"I don't think anyone wants the FAA to go away," he said, explaining why he believes it's important to explore AI regulation despite admitting that as an entrepreneur, he often finds regulation frustrating.
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German broadcasters complain they face tighter regulation than online rivals like Google's Alphabet or Facebook , a situation they say could get worse if proposed e-privacy regulation is implemented by the European Union.
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The tortuous repeal of the methane regulation, which is not yet complete, illustrates the balance between the three branches of government in an era when regulation and deregulation have become major policy tools.
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This month, Mr. Boehner, a cigarette smoker, was appointed to the board of the tobacco giant Reynolds American, which is currently fending off more regulation of the industry, including regulation of e-cigarettes.
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And I would say, of the two, and I would not have thought this, regulation cuts, substantial regulation cuts, are more important than, and more enthusiastically supported, than even the big tax cuts.
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Groups that support regulation have likely been reluctant to use the IQA because they feel that doing so will give legitimacy to a tool that they fear will eventually be used against regulation.
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Or, they narrow the definition of "normal farming practices" by regulation and then deny the statutory exemption to American farmers for normal farming practices based on practices conducted before the regulation was finalized.
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The inquiry is the result of new powers given to the Irish data regulator as a result of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European regulation that came into effect in May.
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As the independent scholar Deng Yuwen has argued, extremely centralized leadership leads to the paradoxical situation in which strict regulation backed by tough penalties can actually translate into no regulation and little accountability.
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"We've had five years of a very difficult relationship where Uber has felt it didn't require regulation," Helen Chapman, Transport for London's director of licensing, regulation and charging, said during testimony on Tuesday.
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Regulation draws its legitimacy from a kind of social contract: regulation steers clear where the industry polices itself effectively, but is necessary when industry and markets do not do so on their own.
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If an ordinance bans all speech on the war in Afghanistan, it is a content-based regulation, but if it just bans speech that criticizes the war, it is a viewpoint-based regulation.
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"The FANG thing is the biggest worry, that all these high-tech stocks which were potentially subject to some form of regulation are now wide open to some form of regulation," Cashin said.
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"We think regulation is necessary in this case," he said.
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While you weren't looking, this regulation just got rolled back.
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That label brings with it extra regulation and capital constraints.
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There is no federal regulation against owning an armed drone.
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He often writes on the intersection of regulation and innovation.
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Still, the regulation is not a panacea, consumer advocates say.
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His response was to repeatedly yield to calls for regulation.
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We are skeptical that state regulation is the right approach.
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Any changed regulation will not be finalized until next year.
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Second, the proposal to institute stricter financial regulation within Westeros.
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Thing is, in Europe regulation is not a dirty word.
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I think the question is what is the right regulation.
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Regulation of virtual currencies is still in its early stages.
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We'll get to regulation, because you are a smaller entity.
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The details as required under regulation 30 are given below:A.
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In the absence of federal regulation, manufacturers get to decide
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The company must also rethink its entire approach to regulation.
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Corporate America is also cheering Trump's promises of less regulation.
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I'm not a person that believes too much in regulation.
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No one regulation by itself has had a bad effect.
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"There's no concrete regulation in place," he told Mashable India.
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The new regulation will have an impact on businesses worldwide.
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This is not because the government imposed utility style regulation.
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But we are, we have more regulation cutting to do.
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But we are -- we have more regulation-cutting to do.
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She's confident they won't fall foul of the new regulation.
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He also said administration rhetoric over regulation was a concern.
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Artturi Lehkonen and Brendan Gallagher scored in regulation for Montreal.
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There was zero regulation or oversight of these financial instruments.
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Some also argue less stringent regulation may help foster innovation.
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Radulov and Radek Faksa scored in regulation for the Stars.
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The net result would be less regulation on smaller banks.
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The FDA regulation could therefore represent pressure to Juul's business.
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This regulation doesn't raise the cost of giving that advice.
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SOURCES: Freeport, Indonesian government regulation Jan 11, 2017, article 97.
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People started panicking and getting afraid that regulation was coming.
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One was against regulation, another against the Affordable Care Act.
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The threat of regulation may already have had an effect.
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"Almost all of our regulation is ancient legacy," he says.
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Edwards nearly led the Boilermakers to a win in regulation.
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Removing such a core regulation might seem appealing to business.
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The problem is with balancing regulation and these new uses.
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She's pushing for tighter gun regulation and "red flag" laws.
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A different type of regulation has curbed gaming in China.
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The teams combined for 74 shots on goal in regulation.
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Much of the Affordable Care Act was accomplished through regulation.
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But his remarks on regulation arguably carry more weight now.
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The big picture: Price regulation would lower health care costs.
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Bankers grumble about regulation as well as low interest rates.
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" Later in the hearing, Mr. Zuckerberg said regulation was "inevitable.
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Without regulation, the world's airlines could quickly choke the skies.
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There's some avoidance of regulation and some avoidance of taxes.
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Well, very recently in Britain the Brexit, too much regulation.
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The carrier will also hope to neuter potential government regulation.
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So let's dive into the future of social network regulation.
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The labyrinth of taxation and regulation could be rebuilt rationally.
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It's also conjured up the threat of possible government regulation.
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Cities now see the necessity and benefits of active regulation.
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The bill does scrap one crucial regulation: the individual mandate.
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But critics of the regulation denounced it as too broad.
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The question of regulation looms over the digital ad ecosystem.
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"The regulation allows it under very peculiar conditions," Koenig said.
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Interestingly, one area where there was strong consensus was regulation.
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"There's no regulation about playing a disconnected version," Marchenstamp said.
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With new regulation Warren could make their life a nightmare.
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Vanacker: We see the regulation also changing and especially Europe.
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In our case, [we embraced] some of the new regulation.
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Tobacco companies will likely fight any nicotine regulation in court.
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Their ability to fight FDA regulation has been largely successful.
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The administration is expected to finalize that regulation this fall.
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"There hasn't been adequate regulation throughout the years," Darbre says.
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The ABLV case also highlights weaknesses in European banking regulation.
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Every good Silicon Valley boy knows that regulation stifles innovation!
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Ashurst said the report indicated that regulation is coming fast.
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Well, there's a lot of different dangers to bad regulation.
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Make regulation easy for startups and we'll see more innovation.
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Now up that regulation by 100x when you enter China.
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Minnesota forced a turnover but time ran out in regulation.
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Hannah thinks there needs to be some regulation of sorts.
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The draft regulation seen by Vox would change that process.
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Plenty in the industry think regulation would help legitimise crypto.
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Go deeper: Tech's regulation debate moves from "whether" to "how"
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Better regulation would focus on transparency and control, he says.
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Starting next month, Europe's General Data Protection Regulation takes effect.
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That's a valid consideration for these companies' resistance to regulation.
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Its model is low taxes, low services and low regulation.
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The EU rules also give teeth to privacy regulation enforcement.
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You know what we want, not regulation, we want fairness.
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He also discussed economic issues including regulation and infrastructure spending.
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But not every state took up regulation of amusement parks.
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Tighter regulation or new censorship rules could upset the narrative.
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I don't think these issues are about regulation or deregulation.
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This suggests that appropriate regulation can have a big impact.
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Here's the thing: Regulation is neither inherently good nor bad.
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Fears of extra regulation caused more losses on March 93th.
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Goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy recorded 37 saves in regulation and overtime.
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The Department of Labor's regulation was originally released last August.
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It may allowing states more leniency on particulate matter regulation.
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Existing regulation prohibits the BOJ from directly underwriting government debt.
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"We're actually anticipating the ... regulation will be enjoined," he said.
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Republicans supported strict environmental regulation, while a 2013 study of
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The idea of fintech regulation is nothing new or novel.
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He said the company had survived calls for regulation before.
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However, the regulation of new technologies presents a special problem.
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Generally speaking, the FCC's laws around media regulation are outdated.
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We need global cooperation and regulation to ensure space safety.
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The regulation does not apply to regular brokerage investment accounts.
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Consequently, he began lobbying for better regulation of sperm banks.
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Raw poop, diversely delivered, makes OpenBiome's approach a regulation nightmare.
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In May, they will implement the general data protection regulation.
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Zuckerberg: I think if it's the right regulation then yes.
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The Competition Bureau recommended that regulation be proportional to risk.
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The FCA's new head is no stranger to bank regulation.
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And employers, unlike governments, can disappear in response to regulation.
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New Deal codified many Progressive Era proposals on financial regulation,
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Zhong said China will step up regulation around such investments.
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Overtime came after a wild final two minutes in regulation.
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The Marijuana Revenue and Regulation Act (MRRA) provides thoughtful answers.
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More regulation is not the best answer to every problem.
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While bank risks are rising, regulation and supervision are improving.
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Terrorist attacks will not be foiled by increased regulation alone.
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Their statements don't exactly hide their industry's disdain for regulation.
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Both teams had plenty of chances in regulation, particularly late.
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The FCC's midnight regulation does nothing to protect consumer privacy.
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For Trella, minimal FDA regulation is the most troubling aspect.
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Which is all, obviously, Regulation Attire for future robot soldiers.
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This is certainly not an argument for more government regulation.
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Ibaka missed a shot to win the game in regulation.
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"I think some level of regulation is needed," she said.
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Those changes certainly will not be tilted toward increased regulation.
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Not all documents tie back neatly to a specific regulation.
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Now, Accela is turning its attention to sharing economy regulation.
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Gustav Nyquist scored the other two regulation goals for Detroit.
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Fenda denied government regulation was the reason for the suspension.
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The Wisconsin Bakers Association, a trade group, supports the regulation.
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Other bits of regulation also hamper big banks in particular.
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The town also appears to enjoy loose regulation of trademarks.
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Yeah. I think it's the specter of any regulation, right?
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Regulation and technology are adding to the challenges for incumbents.
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South Korea and Europe are working on developing cryptocurrency regulation.
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The new man's take on bank regulation is not known.
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Does that mean every scientist is biased toward government regulation?
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That's how the overturning of a harmful regulation should begin.
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That has helped them avoid regulation, lawsuits, and general scrutiny.
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In contrast to his predecessors, David Gunnlaugsson tightened banking regulation.
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Policymakers are convinced that regulation has to be better integrated.
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My worry is that regulation destroys the ability to innovate.
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Trump's policies are favored in taxes, business regulation and jobs.
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Trump, though, has yet to release a financial regulation plan.
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Like most industries, higher education prefers less regulation (and accountability).
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He has also spoken in defiance of federal regulation before.
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It's also time for a sober conversation about government regulation.
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Now, however, some lawmakers are calling for more regulation of
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Guns: The Social Security Administration is withdrawing a gun regulation.
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Giroux scored on a power play in regulation for Philadelphia.
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That leaves taxation and restriction of access — well, that's regulation.
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These questions are complicated by our system of legal regulation.
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Yet, there seems to be little regulation of these messages.
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When billions of dollars are in play, regulation is required.
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The regulation, made public on Wednesday, took effect from Aug.
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What was the general view, at Ploom, on government regulation?
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The regulation will take effect at the end of April.
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" Financial reform: "When it comes to regulation, people are policy.
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Both Castro and Hahn had chances to win in regulation.
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The regulation largely matches legislation proposed last year by Sens.
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Conference on the Regulation
of the Introduction of New Pharmaceuticals.
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First, costs have risen, driven in part by increased regulation.
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The regulation did not tell insurers which services to offer.
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Hemel's research focuses on taxation, risk regulation, and innovation law.
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Pittsburgh has not suffered four straight regulation losses since Dec.
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This announcement effect of regulation is often overlooked by lawmakers.
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Because you all didn't do any regulation on these platforms.
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Let's stop feigning surprise that regulation imposes some extra work.
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CONDOLEEZZA RICE: Well, there's going to be regulation from Washington.
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If ObamaCare is repealed, that regulation will also go away.
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All of that means Boeing is under great regulation pressure.
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"Honest Abe Lincoln, he was a regulation guy," Trump said.
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If it votes against it, the regulation will be repealed.
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Presumably, either Powell or Taylor would support rollback of regulation.
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They include measuring marketing spend and preparing for privacy regulation.
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Advocates of tougher regulation greeted the news with glum resignation.
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Dua: What are your thoughts on an increased privacy regulation?
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It depends on factors such as regulation, trust and acknowledgement.
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Financials also got a boost following Powell's comments on regulation.
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Hopefully, this will lead to more reasonable and effective regulation.
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Napping is great for emotion regulation and for relieving anxiety.
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Center Matt Duchene and Comeau scored for Colorado in regulation.
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The state singled out abortion for regulation to discourage it.
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They also relied on questioning the science behind environmental regulation.
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The system is plagued by extensive regulation and bureaucratic controls.
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But Krzanich warned against any regulation of AI right now.
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Normal enforcement of the regulation will resume after April 1.
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Lawmakers attempted to strip the regulation off the books legislatively.
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Increased regulation has also made trading less profitable for banks.
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TERRANOVA: SO THE MARKET CLEARLY LIKES THE LIFTING OF REGULATION.
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Consequently, many businesses and their lobbyists fight hard against regulation.
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I THINK THERE MAY BE REGULATION AND MAYBE THAT'S WARRANTED.
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These laws form the cornerstone of modern securities markets regulation.
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force today.
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The regulation was scheduled to take effect on Dec. 1.
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You may have heard of the General Data Protection Regulation.
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They say regulation of the substance will make people safer.
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Borg said that's because innovation and technology always outrun regulation.
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Because it was a congressional statute — not an agency regulation.
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Zuckerberg himself has also indicated he is open to regulation.
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Planned Parenthood and its allies are bewailing the proposed regulation.
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" Moore says that it's simple: "With regulation, you reduce deaths.
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Many felt the EU had gone too far in regulation.
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Trump named Icahn as his special advisor on regulation Wednesday.
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ICAHN: YEAH, THERE IS TOO MUCH REGULATION ON THE BANKS.
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Moritz Wagner added 11 points before fouling out in regulation.
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We need to understand the role of regulation and government.
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A. I've written for years about gun regulation; reproductive rights.
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On Monday, tech shares tumbled on fears about possible regulation.
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"I don't think regulation is a bad thing," he said.
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The new regulation may be released in August, he said.
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The politics of this particular regulation are messier than average.
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Exactly what kind of privacy regulation is Facebook open to?
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That would block the regulation, killing the new consumer protection.
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If so, loot boxes could potentially be subject to regulation.
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Airport association ACI Europe rejected the call for more regulation.
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"Bank regulation is not slowing down the economy," Stiefmueller said.
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Waiting for regulation to stop the abuse isn't the answer.
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Esports need strong regulation before corruption gets out of control.
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On the one hand, that introduces the possibility of regulation.
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Regulation and oversight of colleges is far weaker than this.
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"Before the [financial] crisis, there wasn't enough regulation," Schwartz said.
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Trump touted his administration's effort to cut down on regulation.
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Trump promised on the campaign trail to repeal the regulation.
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It has regulation and taxes, and yet also business competitiveness.
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There's no doubt that uncompromising, effective regulation is not cheap.
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Another category is TRAP laws: targeted regulation of abortion providers.
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Parks says that's another regulation the government could temporarily relax.
|
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The carriers fear that it all but ensures price regulation.
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With too little regulation, certain orbital altitudes could become unusable.
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The regulation of bump stocks has strayed from that pattern.
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The industry made repeal of the regulation a top priority.
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Regulation also assumes that lawmakers understand how the internet operates.
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Their emissions are tracked and required by regulation to decline.
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Any regulation must evolve alongside technology to safeguard fundamental freedoms.
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Will more regulation make it harder to compete with China?
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"I'm sure it's a regulation that has impact," Dafny says.
|
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Some types of health insurance are exempt from the regulation.
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But no, I think they will grudgingly agree to regulation.
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There is little historical evidence tying regulation levels to growth.
|
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Finally, this problem can't be solved by domestic regulation alone.
|
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It's his environmental regulation policies, especially in relation to business.
|
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We should also be exploring more imaginative forms of regulation.
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Mr. Powell may diverge from his predecessor on financial regulation.
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The Lightning have not lost in regulation since Nov. 27.
|
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What would the modern internet look like without such regulation?
|
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But the calibration of regulation still plays an important role.
|
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So the newly proposed regulation matters in two different arenas.
|
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"Some sort of regulation is important and inevitable," he said.
|
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And have Mark Zuckerberg's tech regulation proposals been treated unfairly?
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They didn't lose three consecutive games in regulation all season.
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But there's not a whole lot of regulation in this.
|
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Her work focuses on platform regulation and Internet users' rights.
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Goaltender Semyon Varlamov stopped 30 shots through regulation and overtime.
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That regulation affected plants fueled with coal from Alliance's mines.
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"That's how every Chinese law and regulation works," Sacks said.
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There are other holes in the "less regulation" argument, too.
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Our take: Don't expect that kind of regulation anytime soon.
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"The difference between the two markets is regulation," Warren wrote.
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Government regulation and taxes were increasingly seen as hampering growth.
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We drew insights from the historical regulation of other technologies.
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The Supreme Court in February delayed enforcement of the regulation.
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Molinari missed only 10 greens in regulation over 72 holes.
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To learn more, view the full text of the regulation.
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In general, though, we love regulation and welcome the oversight.
|
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But he provided reliable support for measures strengthening financial regulation.
|
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And price regulation can coexist with that American value, competition.
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I'm going to do that by reducing taxes and regulation.
|
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But the London fire has highlighted some advantages of regulation.
|
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These bills would sabotage agency regulation with legislative monkey wrenches.
|
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"I fully expect us to... have more regulation," he said.
|
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The regulation provided that incentive — by pressuring them into it.
|
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Buzzfeed's Hamed Aleaziz first reported on the regulation in August.
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But Alphabet faces challenges to stay at that level: • Regulation.
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The regulation was scheduled to take effect on Dec. 213.
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The final game of regulation play is set for Monday.
|
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Quarles is expected to show a looser hand toward regulation.
|
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And rather the lack of regulation has been an obstacle.
|
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What replaced it was not a statute, but a regulation.
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Perhaps robot regulation may be one of the next fights.
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Tougher regulation has been a key factor weighing on price.
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As with any regulation, much depends on implementation and enforcement.
|
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Or "Regulation and Its Reform," by Justice Stephen G. Breyer?
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Regulation is in the public interest in dozens of areas.
|
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The president's approach to regulation sharply contrasts with his predecessor.
|
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Bailouts, sweeping regulation and consolidation in the banking sector ensued.
|
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Regulation is only as good, or bad, as its enforcement.
|
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But some lawmakers expressed skepticism toward regulation during the hearing.
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It's about fighting for weak regulation, not about full cooperation.
|
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There are doubts about how effective the regulation will be.
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The compliance date for Regulation Best Interest is June 30.
|
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Big tech companies have started loudly advocating for more regulation.
|
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The Trump administration rolled back a major clean water regulation.
|
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But critics argue that the S.E.C. regulation is too weak.
|
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When government regulation stifles innovation, it should be pared back.
|
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Third, I wish the debate about regulation was less ideological.
|
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The hottest trend among Silicon Valley executives is embracing regulation.
|
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But federal regulation of PFAS may be on the horizon.
|
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Mr. Volcker and Mr. Baker also clashed over financial regulation.
|
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He is about 'the Texas way' — low taxes, low regulation.
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I believe we can do that through taxes and regulation.
|
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"I don't know if that regulation is constitutional," he said.
|
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Turning to the financial regulation issues, the situation is clearer.
|
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They have suffered just four regulation losses in 23 games.
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Chaos In the absence of regulation, chaos will roam freely.
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However, she doesn't think government regulation is necessarily the answer.
|
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Trump's actions harm the cause of rational regulation and deregulation.
|
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Quarles will take part in a discussion on financial regulation.
|
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That shift has been toward issuing some type of regulation.
|
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The referee said Andrew Johnson's hairstyle wasn't "compliant" with regulation.
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What do you imagine the the regulation needs to be?
|
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Increased regulation and decreased profits sent the nation's banks packing.
|
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But Rauner said Tuesday the measure amounts to burdensome regulation.
|
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It turned out Icahn had one particular regulation in mind.
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It is time for federal regulation to remove any doubt.
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The fiduciary rule had holes in it, like any regulation.
|
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The Sharks could clinch with a Coyotes loss in regulation.
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Regulation gives users and institutional clients the confidence to invest.
|
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We had some opportunities to win that game in regulation.
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Government regulation is not the answer, or even an answer.
|
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Another danger digital media companies face is that of regulation.
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Bair doesn't have the typical profile of a regulation hawk.
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Compliance cannot be taken casually, as regulation has increased exponentially.
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So far not a single significant regulation has been changed.
|
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It was Ullmark's first regulation home defeat since Nov. 19.
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Indeed, government regulation of speech triggers historical First Amendment concerns.
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They have suffered just four regulation losses in 6.723 games.
|
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There were clutch shots in the last minute of regulation.
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The Wall Street Journal advocates a dramatic decrease in regulation.
|
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All these developments create uncertainty about water policy and regulation.
|
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A federal appeals court struck down that regulation last year.
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The Trump administration has attacked regulation broadly, especially in energy.
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So, we're actively doing that as part of the regulation.
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He likes her approach to antitrust regulation and consumer protection.
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"Overall if there's less regulation it's more positive," said Zaslav.
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And now the OPM has put out a formal regulation.
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Goaltender Semyon Varlamov stopped 43 shots through regulation and overtime.
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Julia Belluz: This new regulation is a pretty big deal.
|
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Both parties sought to improve education through regulation and subsidies.
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"Much more regulation 'busting' to come," he tweeted in August.
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"We have decades of excess regulation to remove," he added.
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As Critical Reviews editor, McClellan has been outspoken against regulation.
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The bottom line: Increased regulation is good for Box's business.
|
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Regulation and safety are just one part of the picture.
|
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Nonetheless, Mr. McNealy is not a fan of government regulation.
|
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Now, Russia is in another period of high alcohol regulation.
|
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Experts say larger companies would probably benefit from firmer regulation.
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That was something that was blocked by EU regulation. Why?
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I think the internet is increasing — Do you embrace regulation?
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On the point earlier, antitrust is the antidote to regulation.
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The Republicans are just reflexively ... they think regulation is bad.
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"The days of regulation through litigation are over," Pruitt said.
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That might be scarier than the idea of bipartisan regulation.
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Remember: There's no regulation by the FDA or anyone else.
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We start developing of course our acid footprint because we need to make sure that not just there is a regulation but there needs to be a solution in how to fulfill the regulation.
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"The availability of affordable housing is severely threatened in the entire city of Berlin and the regulation therefore justified," said judge Rautgundes Schneidereit, rejecting an argument that the regulation violated home owners' basic rights.
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Regulation is necessary for healthy and safe industry, and data is necessary for regulation, so this bill seems reasonable to me and to the city council members who voted for it in overwhelming majority.
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"Regulation is indispensable, but beyond regulation, the principle and the red-line we are drawing is that in no case private companies can set up a sovereign currency," the first finance ministry source said.
|
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In typical John Oliver fashion, the host set out to prove there is very little regulation on debt purchasing and collecting in the U.S., and this lack of regulation can be harmful for consumers.
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On his 11th day in office, Mr. Trump signed an executive order "on reducing regulation and controlling regulatory costs," including the stipulation that any new regulation must be offset by two regulations rolled back.
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When the regulation is ready, it will be published in the Federal Register as a notice of proposed rulemaking, with 90 days for the public to comment before it's enacted as a final regulation.
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Modern financial regulation came about in the aftermath of the Great Depression, and — as you can see from the figure — the era of effective regulation was also an era of historically unprecedented financial stability.
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There's a bunch of digital advertising regulation went into effect this spring in Europe, but it affects American companies, and there is now constant talk about more regulation coming, whether it's realistic or not.
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The region's data privacy rules, called General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and were announced in 2018, serve as a benchmark for tougher regulation in other parts of the world, including in the United States.
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Yvonne Dunn, partner at law firm Pinsent Masons, pointed out that the new EU directive could contradict another regulation, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a confidentiality law which also becomes enforceable in 2018.
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So if they want to be you know the limits of our systems and may create systemic problems then I think regulation needs to look at it, international regulation of course and international cooperation.
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"Even though we all know that land use regulation is probably a better way to address this hazard ... more stringent land use regulation is probably less likely than more stringent building codes," Birkland said.
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Many of the world's data protection regulators gathered in Brussels — a city increasingly at the forefront of tech regulation — as the conference coincided with the introduction of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) earlier this year.
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Qualcomm upped its bid to $44 billion in February, only to scrap the deal in July after a regulatory deadline passed without approval from China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), which oversees antitrust regulation.
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Fifty-one percent of all Americans surveyed said they supported more regulation, and shockingly more Republicans (44 percent) supported increased regulation than said there should be less (12 percent) or about the same (43 percent).
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"It may seem unusual for a company to ask for government regulation of its products, but there are many markets where thoughtful regulation contributes to a healthier dynamic for consumers and producers alike," Smith writes.
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Otherwise it may receive the ire of privacy-conscious users and critics, and strengthen the case for substantial regulation of its ads (though regulation could end up protecting Facebook from competitors who can't afford compliance).
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Karan Bhatia, vice president of global public policy and government relations at Google, said that while a one size fits all approach to regulation would not work, he would welcome some "convergence" of regulation globally.
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And so, yes, you want regulation here because that would essentially be a comparative advantage, that if regulation were to come in on this privacy question, the people it's going to hit harder aren't Apple.
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Although the regulation was adjusted within the Army's large list of rules regarding appearance (Army Regulation 670-1), the January 2017 change also emerged within a smaller directive concerning hair as it relates to religion.
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Wholesale Regulation May Change: New Belgian regulation in 1Q16 allows third parties access to Telenet's cable infrastructure on a wholesale basis, based on a retail minus pricing formula that applies to TV and broadband combined.
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And Rosenstein would be required to follow the strict standard for removal of the special counsel regulation noted above, because this regulation has the force of law for so long as it is in effect.
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NEW POLLING ON TECH REGULATION: Americans are divided over government regulation of big tech firms, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday, as concerns grow over users' privacy and whether tech giants have formed monopolies.
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The term "double-counted" refers to the EPA's habit of saying that a new regulation will reduce a given pollutant in the air, even though a different regulation, already on the books, has done so.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn shared his views in a wide-ranging interview Thursday with CNBC's Scott Wapner on topics such as government regulation, the economy, ETFs and his new Donald Trump administration advisory role on regulation.
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FINANCE CHIEFS SAY THEY'RE STIFLED BY REGULATION: More than 75 percent of corporate finance chiefs say federal regulation is stifling access to services, according to a report released Thursday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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But here's the ... He wants to remove the regulation, that's one of his most popular stances is the idea of removing regulation, removing oversight, removing any kind of strictures against these companies and their growth.
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"The internet does need competition and it does need regulation ... we want to work with governments and policymakers to design the sort of smart regulation that fosters competition, encourages innovation and protects consumers," Clegg said.
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Group of 20 meetings in the spring about blockchain regulation did not yield much except a recognition that crypto assets are not merely currencies and a July deadline for the organization's first step toward regulation.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai called for "sensible regulation" and Satya Nadella, the boss of Microsoft, called for global rules around A.I. He also backed regulation around the "time of use" of AI, like facial recognition.
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As such, his nomination to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission is a strong signal that financial regulation in the Trump administration will emphasize helping companies raise capital in the public markets over tightening regulation.
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"We are continuing to review the appropriate steps based on the judge's request that the 2016 regulation be implemented, while at the same time we are continuing to work on revising the regulation," DeVos added.
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That kind of regulation already exists for other kinds of media.
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His ageless portrait hangs as per regulation from every shop wall.
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Banks argue that they are reacting rationally to zero-tolerance regulation.
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Absent regulation, absent executive responsibility, consider the people behind the product.
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Many of them have to do with regulation or lack thereof.
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I mean, most people think it'll be some sort of regulation.
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Each individual regulation is penny-ante stuff, but it piles up.
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The bill only repeals a regulation enacted by the Obama administration.
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Although, to be clear, it's not the regulation that's the problem.
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"The next step will be some kind of regulation," said White.
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Lucas says the company supports whatever regulation they need to follow.
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But there is no regulation for marijuana products infused with caffeine.
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We could have chosen to use regulation to thwart our competitors.
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But others shrug off regulation as the cost of doing business.
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If the costs exceed the benefits, then the regulation isn't worthwhile.
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Advocates are finding ways to contest this disruptive regulation in court.
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Alex Goligoski and Mattias Janmark also scored in regulation for Dallas.
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It was his first home loss in regulation since Oct. 12.
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