1153, 1155-56, 25 L.Ed.2d 491970970) (sustaining a Maryland AFDC regulation under which "the standard of need increases with each additional person in the household, but the increments become proportionately smaller").
This requires moving from national regulation to "lead regulation", under which the regulator in a bank's home country would take charge of monitoring the institution's management, internal controls and risks worldwide.
George Osborne dismantled the so-called "tripartite" system of regulation, under which a separate body, the Financial Services Authority, was given oversight of the financial sector, and was later widely seen to have fallen asleep at the wheel.
Mr. Bush will propose a regulation under existing policy, which permits Americans to send gift parcels to relatives in Cuba, said Dan Fisk, the senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the White House National Security Council.
The AUC had forecast a big rise in complaints following the introduction of new European regulation under which passengers were given more rights regarding denied boarding, cancellations and delays.
In a recent ruling, the European Court of Human Rights challenged the EU's Dublin II Regulation, under which asylum seekers are sent back to their point of entry into the EU.
The new regulation, under which all Chinese couples would be allowed to have two children, could be implemented "as soon as the end of the year if everything goes well", a government source was quoted as saying by the China Business News.
Britain insists that another piece of legislation should be upheld – the so-called Dublin regulation, under which displaced people should claim asylum in the first EU state they arrive in.
Rutte said that before the Schengen agreement was killed off, the EU had to try to make the Dublin regulation – under which refugees should seek asylum in the first country they reach – work.
