The bill is being broken up into separate entities for the Senate to revisit and vote.
I am in favor of either breaking up entities and otherwise preventing entities from becoming "too big to fail" or putting the Fed in charge of regulating them.
But today it's breaking out its ad product into a separate entity that's distinct from Buddy Media's social publishing capabilities.
The main implications of our research for practical measures aimed at increasing traffic safety include a better understanding of drivers' risk behaviour as an entity broken down into three distinct classes which are likely to involve different underlying psychological processes.
Specifically, she calls for stricter regulation of hedge funds, with strong limits on how much they can borrow, breaking up entities considered "too big to fail" and eliminating regulators that fell down on the job like the Office of Thrift Supervision, which had been responsible for overseeing American International Group and Washington Mutual, among others.
The giants' assets should be liquidated over time, or the entities broken up and privatised.
Ms. Lam, a firm believer in small high schools, enraged many parents and teachers when she ordered Jefferson High School broken into four entities, and required teachers to reapply for their jobs.
On the orders of the Central Bank under Mr. Fitrat, Kabul Bank, the country's largest, was broken into two entities, one a receivership to recover the bad loans, and the other consisting of performing loans, deposits and bank branches, which would eventually be sold.
The contents of PDBMLplus files are first broken into XPath entities, and these paths and data are indexed in the way that reflects the hierarchical structure of the XML files.
Although close to it, this need not amount to the same as Goodman's principle that no two entities can be broken down into the same entities, for it can be held, as in Lewis 1986b, that composition is the combining of many things into one, and that sets are sums of singletons.
