The SA-CCR is intended to respond to industry concerns that the current exposure methodology does not appropriately recognize collateral, including margin collateral, and does not allow adequate netting of derivative contracts.
Profit margins, he says, are razor-thin and do not allow adequate investment in R&D and branding.
Be sure to allow adequate time.
Resolution should be sufficient to allow adequate magnification.
The act does not set numbers; it requires the agency to set a standard strict enough "to protect the public health" and allow "an adequate margin of safety".
The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974, as amended in 1996, requires U.S. EPA to set regulations to avoid any known or anticipated adverse human health effects and allow an adequate margin of safety.
The Clean Air Act, which dates to 1970, directs the Environmental Protection Agency to set national air quality standards at levels that "in the judgment of the administrator" and "allowing an adequate margin of safety" are "requisite to protect the public health".
He said the Clean Air Act, properly understood, did not leave the E.P.A. with limitless discretion, instead instructing the agency's administrator to set standards that "allowing an adequate margin of safety, are requisite to protect the public health".
The law directs the Environmental Protection Agency to set national air quality standards at levels that "in the judgment of the administrator" and "allowing an adequate margin of safety" are "requisite to protect the public health".
This suggests that our fatigue life estimation technique can be considered as an efficient alternative to other existing linear-elastic approaches, allowing an adequate margin of safety to always be reached when designing welded components against fatigue.
For purposes of the case, the most relevant phrases of the Clean Air Act are those that instruct the administrator of the E.P.A. to set air quality standards that while "allowing an adequate margin of safety, are requisite to protect the public health".
