In most other cases, as the idea of regulation began to seem less legitimate, regulators became less effective and companies felt more free to ignore them.
Well, nothing much is new because the idea of regulation has been around for some time.
Such statutes delegitimatize the idea of regulation, by making it look merely like a way for governments to indulge special interests.
Mr. Romney said he supported the idea of regulation but rejected the Dodd-Frank financial reform law because it was too generous to the big "New York banks".
And the reaction to that is the great crusade against the very idea of regulation that is presently burning its way back and forth across the early-voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire, whose elections began this month.
In Northern Ireland, where they seem happier with the idea of regulation of services, the assembly is debating a health and social services bill, which will create a Northern Ireland social care council to regulate the workforce.
"We wanted to flip the idea of regulation on its head and view it from another perspective," said Matthew J. Neidell, an economist and a co-author of the study, published as a working paper by the nonpartisan National Bureau of Economic Research.
Based on morphological concepts, the idea of regulation of the temperatures of the polymer and the mould by a cooling surface is introduced.
Shubin Stein: I would point out about this whole idea of regulation having bad regulations can be worse then not having regulation.
The design of the geometry and bypass positioning in a mixing section, and the idea of regulation, as well as integration, with a suction nozzle duct was described.
