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But officials cautioned that despite the administration's willingness to consider federal oversight, significant obstacles remain to an agreement between the city and the prosecutors, who began their inquiry in August 1997 after the torture of Abner Louima by officers in a Brooklyn station house.
"We had an attorney general who treated criticism and dissent as treason, ethnic identity as grounds for suspicion and Congressional and judicial oversight as inconvenient obstacles," said David Cole, a law professor at Georgetown University.
Critical provisions in the law remove SEC oversight and other obstacles to raising up to $50 million for small businesses.
Without any obstacles or any oversight, the country's private sector is happy, just as it was under Somoza.
Even though the markets' tell tales are imperfect, they could be used to empower the regulator, which brings me to the second major obstacle to dynamic oversight: political opposition during the time of expansion.
Oversight might be helpful here.
There are two main obstacles to increased dynamic oversight.
Investors acknowledge that the sector faces several obstacles: the threat of increased oversight from the federal government, for instance, and the potential for more losses on bad loans.
There is no doubt that there are formidable obstacles to developing such a global oversight body.
Indeed, for all of Obama's professions that "I welcome this debate" on surveillance, his administration has been more of an obstacle than an enabler of effective oversight and reasonable transparency.
