Existing rules are being enforced more energetically: the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's $200m fine levied on Barclays, a British bank, for manipulating Libor, the inter-bank lending rate, was its largest ever.Will the election change that trend?
Yet two weeks into the domestic Ebola scare and it's often not easy to distinguish who's pushing the doomsday themes more energetically, the media or the Republican Party.
There is a desire among many liberals to see the Democrats more energetically oppose the Bush Administration's domestic surveillance program, and its treatment of detainees at Guantánamo Bay and other U.S. facilities — to campaign, in short, against the Administration's perceived immorality as well as its mismanagement.
It might also be possible to turn, much more energetically, to the 2014 election plan, and the related institutions, personalities, and civil-society groups that will be involved, if the election comes off.
Democrats have repeatedly charged that the Fed's failure to use those powers more energetically worsened the sub-prime crisis.Ben Bernanke, policy wonkAs well as adding to the Fed's policy tools and supervisory duties, Mr Bernanke has also waded into matters that do not involve the Fed directly, something for which Mr Greenspan was often criticised.
Mr Freston's star first started to fade a year ago when he was beaten in the battle to buy MySpace by Mr Murdoch's News Corporation.It seems that the new team does not intend to change Viacom's strategy which is to distribute content via television, mobile phones and the internet but to pursue it more energetically, especially the online part of it.
Negative ΔG rates indicate the spontaneous type of the reaction (Wan Ngah and Hanafiah 2008), or rather, the more negative is the ΔG rate, the more energetically favorable is the adsorption process (Debrassi et al. 2011).
In fact, few businessmen have more energetically embraced the idea of a borderless Europe.
The solution wasn't to reconsider deregulation; it was to double down, to work even more energetically for the laissez-faire utopia.
But now, as Mr Zuma flits ever more energetically around the world, charming everyone as he always does, it is hard to find a pattern to his policies.
As this human tragedy was unfolding, western politicians and bankers harried Russia's leaders to push ahead more energetically with the "reform" and privatisation treatment producing it: a transition in many areas to a premodern age.
