In the words of Torres (2015): "The existence of a supranational supervisor allows to increase the distance between supervisors and national lobbies and politicians, which in principle should reduce the risk of supervisors implementing excessively lax policies".1.1
This would answer the question of how bad policies (e.g., excessively interventionist/expansionist) come to be implemented: Perón's authoritarian rule imposed such polices.
The complaint said, "Even though the Secret Service promotion system has a numerical ranking, it is excessively subjective, is not job related and has been implemented through a 'good old boy network' to the exclusion of African-American Special Agents.
However, if no restraining devices are implemented, the maximum, as well as residual bearing displacements, will be excessively large, making the superstructure-to-substructure connections the most vulnerable components.
The first assumption was that the implemented interventions had not been evidence-based and thus they had been excessively centered on isolated educational interventions.
We conducted outlier tests as implemented in arlequin version 3.5 (Excoffier et al. 2005) to test for excessively higher or lower FST than would be expected under the assumptions of neutrality (Beaumont and Nichols 1996; Beaumont and Balding 2004).
The European Working Time Directive (EWTD) was implemented in 1998, establishing the right of EU workers not to be required to work excessively long hours.
A series of population control measures were implemented since the sixties, including the successful 'Stop at Two' policy, to avoid burdening the developing economy with an excessively large population.
We wrote the provision because when high-risk investing blows up, it should vaporise only the funds of investors, not the credit essential for a strong economy.However, while your general critique of the Volcker rule is misplaced, I share your criticism that the proposed regulations for implementing it are excessively lengthy and confusing.
Although aiming for parity with hospitals in industrialized nations on quality standards for infection control is excessively ambitious, simple, practical approaches to implement basic infection control measures developed by WHO can be used (10 ).
"So not excessively excessive.
