Depending on the E.U. countries, there is generally also more public backing here than in the United States for the sort of expansive regulations that took effect Friday — at least as long as they don't turn the Internet into a bureaucratic nightmare.
But Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Democratic legislative leaders support expansive gun regulation, Democrats control both houses, and public opinion appears to favor tougher laws; as a result, many on each side of the issue said the only question on the legislation was when, not if.
The reliance on self-reporting following the de-funding of government enforcement is just one more part of a cycle that began in this country with the collapse of collective bargaining, an institution that at one point created workplace safety committees, which took the place of both expansive state regulation and whistleblowing as a means of securing safe places to work.
Its insurance market reforms, new and expansive federal regulations on health insurance, expansion of Medicaid to provide health insurance to poor individuals, and subsidies to those who are near poor or lower middle class comprised detailed new programs.
Some companies have chosen to go blank in Europe instead of having to comply with the expansive privacy regulations, including websites such as Unroll.me and Klout.
While he tended to be skeptical of expansive federal regulations that intruded on private property rights, he was also willing to break with the court's conservative wing in favor of more aggressive government action to limit air and water pollution.
More expansive, expensive, onerous regulation is not the answer; better education of consumers is. Henry I. Miller Stanford, Calif., July 26, 2010 The writer, a doctor and a fellow at the Hoover Institution, was the founding director of the Food and Drug Administration's Office of Biotechnology.
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Among the bill's expansive list of regulations was a requirement that corporations disclose pay ratios between their highest and median pay-level employees--a kind of recognition that excessive executive pay is a major driver of income inequality.
In an inaugural address drawing on his family's deep roots in California, Gov. Jerry Brown called for expansive new environmental regulations that would protect the state for future generations.
