Dodd-Frank recognized that outsize bank profits depended on outsize risks and attempts to diminish that threat.
Banks and other Wall Street groups have spent years trying to chip away at Dodd-Frank, recognizing that a full repeal would be impossible under the Obama administration.
The Dodd-Frank Act recognized that the SEC has had, in the past, great difficulty identifying significant frauds and malfeasances at an early enough stage to protect investors from serious harm.
Add Adobe to the list of companies that are using frank language (or an easily recognized abbreviation of frank language) in advertising to try to speak more naturally to their audience, Stuart Elliott writes.
Oscar Wilde, in his 1891 essay "The Decay of Lying," says that "the true liar" can be recognized by his "frank, fearless statements, his superb irresponsibility, his healthy, natural disdain of proof of any kind!" The occupier of the White House, who is staging an assault on our senses with his "alternative facts," exemplifies this.
Conrad of Franconia, elected by Franks and Saxons, was soon recognized also by Arnulf, duke of Bavaria, and by the Swabian clans.
We'd had our talk, and Ginny or Jenny, whichever, had recognized herself in my frank apologies, and she'd been satisfied — because, after all, both sets of crimes had been the same.
In the 740s the popes had become close to the rising Carolingian dynasty in Francia, and in 751 its head, Pippin III, was recognized as king of the Franks by Pope Zacharias (741 752).
FRANK ROOT can breeze through Fairfield, his hometown, without being recognized, but there is hardly a Broadway dancer who doesn't know him.
