His apparent conversion to the merits of regulation illustrates how the laissez-faire bones of the Bush administration have been rattled by the government-brokered rescue of Bear Stearns and the trauma of the credit crisis.
Economists debate the merits of regulation as vociferously as libertarians (against) and progressives (in favor).
47 If Net Instance were justified, but only in the context of research, this would strengthen and broaden the view called 'research exceptionalism', that 'research merits stringent regulation despite the fact that it is no riskier than many other activities which we do not regulate stringently'.
She argued that a "technology that does not give notice of its presence, that is silent," merits heightened regulations to protect the right of privacy guaranteed in the California Constitution.
There is speculation today that Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg will deliver separate statements tomorrow reflecting their parties' divergence of opinion over the merits of press regulation.
In each successive tournament game, Barkley could become, if not a more sympathetic figure, a lightening rod to discuss the merits of N.C.A.A. regulations, the intensity and intent of enforcement.
As such, each European country will be left to deal with the merits and costs of regulation on a case-by-case basis.
At the core of land use and governance debates in the United States are purported dualities: economy vs. environment, public goods vs. private rights, and the merits and demerits of regulation.
Elizabeth Warren has a message for any television personalities questioning the merits of increased financial regulation: You're wrong.
Circulating levels of the dicarboxylic acid hexadecanedioate points to a novel pathway for BP regulation that merits further study.
