The Securities and Exchange Commission, the body that regulates American financial markets, has proposed an expansion of rules allowing businesses to reclaim bonuses paid to executives following the restatement of company earnings.
Short of Congress enacting his suggestions in full, he favors passage of the Durbin-Grassley Bill, though with the proviso that only "certain parts are good," such as the expansion of rules against layoffs by employers who hire H-1Bs.
Among those will be an expansion of Rule 48 to outlaw not only blindside hits to the head, but blindside hits as a whole, and a so-called bear-hug rule that would allow defensemen some latitude in holding up opposition forwards.
It really is very simple, especially the data protection rules; anyway, it's just an expansion of earlier rules companies were already subject to.
Any such expansion of pollution rules would probably require action by Congress, where there is significant opposition to the idea.
Business groups are concerned that the state is considering the expansion of environmental rules by saying that all state groundwater must meet standards set for drinking water supplies.
As the spokesperson points out, the ban isn't entirely new, rather it's an expansion of existing rules.
In fact, TPP's likely expansion of patent rules on medicines has been a sticking point in the negotiations, as U.S. patent protections have not only led to higher drug prices here, but have also restricted access to needed medicines in the developing world.
The expansion of the rule may increase customer defections from smaller rural carriers to operators with bigger networks, Roger Entner, an analyst at the Yankee Group, said.
Gardening was introduced into Europe through the expansion of Roman rule and, second, by way of the spread of Islam into Spain.
(Ireland, too, thanks to an earlier 16th-century proclamation and the expansion of English rule, faced a new era of Protestant authority).
