DealBook » S.E.C. Leader Delivers Warning to the Market | "Minor violations that are overlooked or ignored can feed bigger ones, and, perhaps more importantly, can foster a culture where laws are increasingly treated as toothless guidelines," Mary Jo White, the chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said in a speech.
"One of the things that for many years some of us, people like myself, have been working on [is] to try and help foster a different sense of what law enforcement ought to be among people and especially young people as they are growing up," Davis said.
Barely a year after Congress enacted an energy law meant to foster a huge national enterprise capable of converting plants and agricultural wastes into automotive fuel, the goals lawmakers set for the ethanol industry are in serious jeopardy.
"Changes to insolvency laws will help foster a culture of appropriate risk-taking," a statement by the Business Council of Australia said.
Some police advocates assert that the Black Lives Matter movement has fostered an anti-law enforcement climate, though the evidence used to support that claim is murky.
As members of both communities, we know what is like to deal with laws that foster an environment of hate toward our people.
But law can help foster an environment in which virtue can be developed and exerted more readily.
Clear laws and regulations can foster an enabling environment and good working relationships between producers and regulatory agencies.
His police culture fostered a sense of impunity for law enforcement that led to widespread reliance on torture.
And his religious background also fostered a fervent passion for the law.
"City residents recognize the importance of our law in fostering a healthy democracy where issues and not money are paramount," Mr. Vallone said in a prepared statement yesterday.
