The trouble is, derivatives rules are weaker or nonexistent elsewhere, making the call for substituted compliance either a tactic to delay enforcement until the rest of the world updates its regulations or, worse, an attempt to avoid tough regulation altogether.
He's called for substituting imports of U.S. agricultural and energy products with Mexican goods.
Perhaps of greater concern, less than a week before the opening night of "Barber," the Bleecker Street Web site issued a call for substitute cast members.
Although the Education Department ultimately dismissed the embezzlement complaint as "unsubstantiated," according to department officials, Mr. Gordon was never again called for substitute duty at Tech, and he told friends he feared that other schools would be reluctant to hire him.
In short, in dealing with someone who used to be competent, the widely accepted primacy of respect for autonomy over beneficence calls for Substituted Judgment.
This summer, 9.2percentt of Americans find themselves unemployed, just as school districts across America are putting out their calls for substitute teachers.
Legal academics call this substituting a property rule for a liability rule.
The exhaustion of conventional resources and its effect on climate requires an urgent call for the substitute power resources to convene up the current power requirement.
In June 2005 he was called to substitute for Riccardo Muti for a night at the Teatro alla Scala, thus becoming its youngest conductor ever.
What Brooks argues for, and embodies in his writing, is something he calls "epistemological modesty" — substituting humility for hubris.
