These people took advantage of the relaxation of hard-line regulations in education, publishing and business that Deng Xiaoping's "liberalization" policy had to allow in order to modernize China's economy and attract foreign investment.
"The polls indicate she's got it," he said of Clinton, who Mangels thinks will take a harder line on regulations and and hurt the economy by boosting federal spending.
Mr. Dimon has a reputation as a charismatic, numbers-oriented executive, and in the past he has taken a relatively hard line on Washington's attempts to strengthen regulation of Wall Street.
They are almost all white males, and hard line opponents of abortion, same-sex marriage, voting rights expansion, and increased federal regulations.
Back then, Brussels took a hard line on its potential member, demanding that Kiev accept hundreds of EU rules and regulations and implement painful reforms.
She took a hard line with the banking industry, saying banks must increase their capital reserves to reduce risk, accept stricter regulation, and be subject to a tax on financial transactions.
The line, "Regulations – who needs them?" We need regulations.
A hard line had been drawn.
Some officers held a hard line.
