NEW YORK TIMES After Report on JPMorgan Trade, a Call for Rule-Making | The Senate report and hearing last week on JPMorgan Chase's disastrous trading losses "should steel the resolve of regulators who must complete rules under the Dodd-Frank reform law," The New York Times editorial board writes.
The New York City Council, and Speaker Christine Quinn, have also taken a keen interest in construction safety and have begun to call for rules that have real enforcement teeth.
On Saturday, the Chinese foreign minister, Yang Jiechi, issued his own call for "rules and cooperation" on cybersecurity and said reports of Chinese military involvement in cyberattacks were "built on shaky ground".
A recent criticism of the deference theory draws on the analogy of the emergency room medical protocol to argue that emergencies call for rule-bound constraint of the executive rather than deference to it.
"With this resolution, we call for rules to be established to protect whistle-blowers and their rights to directly inform citizens", she continued.
The disqualifications threw the tournament into turmoil and prompted protests and calls for rule changes.
"The revolution has succeeded," declared the newspaper Al-Akhbar, offering a definition of success that ignores the calls for rule of law and sweeping democratic change.
The Peoples Democratic Reform Committeee (PDRC), as the protest movement is known, claims to be calling for rule of law and a crackdown on corruption, among other demands.
Casson, who was asked to address today's hearing, had consistently tried to discredit research linking football to dementia and dismissed calls for rule changes.
