12. Quinn uses the expression, "harmful positive agency" for doing harm and "harmful negative agency" for allowing harm.
She and senators agreed it could be harmful for an agency, designated as overarching regulator to monitor against risks to the financial system, to become too powerful.
"It is expected that our intelligence professionals, especially those in leadership positions, will speak up when they see actions that they believe are harmful to the agency or to others," he said.
It wasn't until Chen's pregnancy — and after working at Honest — that Skylar's founder and chief executive became aware that a lot of chemicals considered harmful by regulatory agencies in Europe are hidden in the tiny vials of perfume and eau de toilette that people apply every day.
An agent's most direct contribution to a harmful upshot of his agency is the contribution that most directly explains the harm.
Tories and business groups will be concerned that changes of this sort may be harmful, insofar as giving agency workers the right to redundancy pay and notice would incur additional cost and burden to the end-user.
Moreover, he says, the F.D.A. provides a forum to evaluate products that are potentially less harmful — and if the agency agrees with its argument, the company could market them with a federal imprimatur.
When the Secretary of Education has a history of supporting such policies, it sends the message to local agencies that harmful and discriminatory policies are acceptable.
The systems will measure asbestos, lead, PCB's and other harmful compounds during the cleanup, agency officials said.
As the American industry's biggest player, Philip Morris says it is willing to let the F.D.A. oversee tobacco because as the company tries to develop products that are less harmful, it wants a regulatory agency to evaluate and approve those products.
