While there were already regulations in the early 18th century against the distribution of shunga, it was only at the end of the 19th century, in the wake of Japan's increasing openness towards the West, that censorship laws were really being enforced.
She added that there are already strict regulations on airline pilots and truck drivers, so why shouldn't there be similar safeguards for doctors — who often deliver lifesaving treatment.
The worst culprits are already subject to regulations requiring price transparency.
In addition to the highly competitive auto factories that are already there, extensive regulations in Japan set unique standards for even mundane equipment like headlights.
Banning the applications for corn crops also would mark a bold new step for European environmental authorities, who are already aggressively pursuing regulations on emissions from cars and aircraft, setting it at odds with the United States and angering industries.
In the absence of Congressional votes and decisions by legislators that are more accountable to voters, executive agencies will continue doing what they are already -- applying the regulations of the past as prologue to a technology of the future.
The answer is probably to say that it must be treated as any other material evidence would be: bagged, logged, and kept centrally and securely; there are already plenty of regulations to this effect, though they aren't always respected.
If all jobs are already a cost, regulation-induced "jobs" are more so, despite what academics say, since they are not services the producer required or that consumers demanded.
In other words, the projects are already required by regulation and would thus proceed even without offset funding.
In order to overcome this problem, a possible strategy is to post-process the predicted regulations and try to remove regulations likely to be indirect because they are already explained by other regulations [ 13].
