Second, in what context would eating broccoli be necessary and proper to making a legitimate regulation work?
The problem of hidden agendas has magnified as the power of science to legitimate regulation of pollutants has become more obvious and academic research increasingly dependent on industry support [ 16].
This paper argues that involving user-groups is not enough for legitimating regulations.
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.
Ignore the fact there are often legitimate governmental regulations on why sometimes passengers can't be picked up at the airport.
To keep checks on power, it is crucial that we have legitimate, effective regulation of competition and antitrust, that consumers are protected, that multinationals don't evade tax, and that fundamental rights are respected and protected.
Robb said the investment chapter included "a modern" investor-state dispute settlement mechanism "which contains safeguards to protect legitimate government regulation in the areas of health and the environment".
In a 2006 paper, you asked, "How much control is legitimate domestic regulation, and how much is a barrier to trade and a breach of promises made to other members of the WTO?" Neelie Kroes, vice-president of the European Commission, said recently that China's firewall is a trade barrier and needs to be addressed by the World Trade Organization.
Ed Burroughs, the deputy commissioner of Westchester's Department of Planning, said there was a legitimate problem that regulations that have been on the books since forever didn't anticipate people even trying to put homes the size of airplane hangars on small plots.
Legitimate laws and regulations that are designed to protect the public interest should not be considered barriers to trade.
