In addition, few countries have set out concrete plans for how they would implement the curbs.
The central government's message to local officials, he claimed, could be described as: "We hope prices won't continue rising; you go and fix them; and if you don't fix them, we will punish you".Most local officials do not want to implement such curbs with any rigour.
Respondents to the survey were also relatively confident that U.S. policies could help fight global warming: 43 percent said the country could help curb global warming with the right policies, 24percentt said no policies the U.S. could implement would curb global warming, and 13percentt said global warming was not occurring.
At the Institute of Public Health and Nutrition in Dhaka - the government body charged with implementing the curbs on formula manufacturers - director Professor Dr Fatima Parveen Chowdhury is looking askance at several tins of formula milk piled up on her desk.
In February, for example, Mary L. Schapiro, chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, told reporters that high-frequency trading "worried" her and floated the idea of implementing new curbs on the practice -- such as charging a fee every time a high-frequency trader cancels a trade.
Last year's Dodd-Frank financial reforms decreed that such measures be implemented to curb upward pressure on commodity prices, which is reckoned by some to be caused by investor speculation.
If traffic congestion appears peak hours, the strategy of time limited parking at peak hours should be implemented in curb parking zones.
In 1979, the one-child policy was implemented to curb population growth.
Deschamps put forward 10 recommendations, including that officers acknowledge the military has a problem and that an effective strategy is implemented to curb it.
In April 2008, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, controversially made a strong speech arguing that salary caps should be implemented to curb the pay of the rich in an attempt to manage the growth of the economy.
