So far, Vonage has been able to keep its costs low because it has been able to avoid the regulations that federal and state governments place on traditional telephone companies.
Offshore funds try to avoid the regulations of the domicile in which they're based.
Ships are registered under flags of convenience to reduce operating costs or avoid the regulations of the owner's country.
Regulating the days that an automobile can be driven logically would result in a good consequence, the reduction of exhaust pollutants; but in practice the fact that drivers avoid the regulation by purchasing a second older vehicle with a different license number resulted in an undesirable consequence, a net increase of exhaust emissions.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said, "This is an incredibly complex piece of legislation that strikes a difficult balance, protecting consumers while avoiding the stifling regulation that slows the process of bringing drugs and devices to market".
Since then, the BAC and government agencies (especially the Ministry of Health) have established a general ethical and regulatory framework to ensure appropriate oversight whilst avoiding the over-regulation of research.
But there's no avoiding the deeper conclusion: regulations have simply made banking less profitable than it once was.
New industries, including silk weaving and the production of glass and majolica pottery, were established, often outside the gates in order to avoid the restrictive regulations of the livery companies, which were successors of the craft guilds and were so named because of the distinctive clothing of their members.
Oil companies often avoid the few regulations governing steam injection: Cyclic steaming wells operate as injection wells part of the time and as oil producing wells the rest, making them difficult to define.
Yet the nation's largest subprime installment lender, OneMain Financial, may well avoid the new regulation.
