As long as the problem remains unsolved, politicians and regulators will remain under pressure to resort to more radical solutions, like an explicit cap on bank size.
An explicit cap angle is not needed, making it applicable to non-symmetric interface geometries, where a cap angle is hard to define.
Even if the Treasury Department didn't want to break up the megabanks for mercantile reasons, it could have done a better job of keeping them in shackles, by, for example, imposing explicit borrowing caps on their investment-banking subsidiaries.
In other social health insurance schemes, explicit budget caps for providers have also been established.
First, she took on high-interest payday lenders in a drawn-out battle that forced the government late last year to give regulators the explicit power to cap the cost of credit in Britain.
Not only does this final CARA bill make HHS' authority to raise the cap explicit, it would also allow nurse practitioners to become certified to prescribe the medication.
It forces politicians to say what price society should be willing to pay to address global warming and offers a pragmatic way to make that cost explicit.* "An Evaluation of Cap-and-Trade Programs for Reduction of US Carbon Emissions", by Terry Dinan, et al. Congressional Budget Office, June 2001.
On the day of our departure, he turned up wearing a baseball cap with "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics" emblazoned across the front, and carrying a loaded gun.
The 2006 contract reform process introduced more explicit controls and a steady (and capped) monthly income to practices, with three bands of treatment activity and patient charge underpinning the contract and system.
It further capped that caveat with an explicit disclaimer — writing: "Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles".
