People thought they could handle more risk than they really could, and the regulatory system permitted too much systemic risk.
BEN GREENMAN: In your piece, you say that the problem with intelligence agencies is, in part, that they were too decentralized and permitted too much internal dissent.
Debate over the Patriot Act has inflamed passions among civil liberties advocates, who argue that the law permits too much government intrusion in personal privacy.
Khatami held several positions in the Iranian government during the 1980s, including that of minister of culture and Islamic guidance, which he held again in the early 1990s before being forced to resign in 1992 amid allegations that he permitted too much un-Islamic sentiment.
Three other justices -- Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia and Anthony M. Kennedy -- have taken the view that Buckley v. Valeo permitted too much, not too little, federal regulation and they may agree with Judge Henderson's dissenting view in the new case that essentially all the regulations violate the First Amendment.
A deflection thrust the visitors ahead.Odion Ighalo was permitted too much space and spat away a shot which flicked off Gary Cahill's instep and looped beyond a wrong-footed Thibaut Courtois, the Nigerian registering for a fifth top-flight game in succession.
Lobby your government if dairy industry laws are permitting too much monopolization or prevent new starters.
It is hard to define, but I have an idea that Mr. Calhern and John Houseman, who directed the production, have permitted too many characters too much separate life and identity, so that "Lear," in their hands, loses whatever continuity of mood it might have had and becomes only a sequence of more or less isolated happenings in the madhouse and the abattoir.
This, he felt, would permit neither too much nor too little time with the family.
