But it is also fair to say that their description of how we got into this mess is much more compelling than their prescriptions for how we get out of it, which tend to be now conventional calls for more rigid regulation, more visionary leadership, more public acceptance of hardship and toil.
Subindices have several components, all taking a value between 0 and 100, with higher values indicating more rigid regulation.
Higher values indicate more rigid regulation Firing Cost/Redundancy Cost: estimate of the cost of advance notice requirements, severance payments, and penalties due when terminating a redundant worker, expressed in weekly wages.
And Europe's overall web of regulations and job protections makes the labor market more rigid and less accommodating to part-time work — which is the kind of work that mothers, especially, tend to want.
The study also demonstrates that with the installation of basic infrastructure, and the elimination of both rigid regulations and the threat of demolition, the enterprises perform more efficiently and new enterprises come up diversifying neighborhood economies and creating job opportunities.
However, if the federal government adopts rigid regulations, America's shale gas boom may prove to be more environmentally friendly.
This test is a supplement to the even more rigid language proficiency requirements that have come into force by raising the standards defined by the regulations from 2002.
Free them from rigid regulations and judge them by results.
Conservatives who advocate a more privatized Medicare argue that a system of one-size-fits-all benefits, which can essentially be changed only by an act of Congress, with rigid regulations imposed by the federal government, is outmoded.
She became more irresponsible and I became more rigid".
