Sentence examples for regulated capital from inspiring English sources

"This provision threatens to undermine corporate governance, internal compliance and the confidence of public investors in our heavily regulated capital markets," said Mr. Pitt, a Republican who was appointed to run the S.E.C. by President George W. Bush.

The Obama administration has backed JOBS and is on the same page as the banks when it comes to the message: safe, tightly regulated capital markets don't instill confidence in investors, but rather stifle ingenuity and creativity.

"The Fed has now crossed the line in a very clear way on 'moral hazard,' because they have opened the door to the view that they are required to save almost any institution through non-recourse loans — except the government doesn't have the money and it destroys the U.S.'s reputation as the broadest, deepest, most transparent and properly regulated capital market in the world".

Ms. Jongerius's success in imbuing mass-manufactured products, including furniture for Vitra of Switzerland and textiles for the U.S. group Maharam, with the emotional expressiveness and idiosyncrasies that are usually associated with handcraftmanship is not something that the strictly regulated, capital intensive aerospace industry has aspired to.

The whole region will need capital inflows and will consequently run systematic trade deficits in the catching-up phase.You are right, however, to emphasise the importance of properly regulated capital markets, well-defined corporate governance and efficient bankruptcy procedures.PETER BODEBRDLondonSIR Your leader on Vaclav Klaus, prime minister of the Czech Republic, is short-sighted.

Regulated capital levels on exchanges.

For the future of the world system, the issue of how to regulate capital flow is far more important.

A number of people preferred to preserve their credibility rather than be the object of ridicule, so a sensible debate about how to regulate capital and promote key industries, among many other issues, was effectively off limits for two decades.

On Tuesday, traders were also dissecting remarks by Paul A. Volcker, an adviser to President Obama and a former Federal Reserve chairman, who told the Senate Banking Committee that the government should more strictly regulate capital and liquidity levels.

"This city is a perfect place to be raising these concerns about jobs being sent overseas and a government that bails out banks but isn't willing to regulate capital," said Larry Holmes, a spokesman for Bail Out the People Movement, whose group has called for a new version of the Works Progress Administration that President Franklin D. Roosevelt created during the Great Depression.

In other words, the prerequisite for a mass-based labour party – a strong state that could regulate capital and contain the violence of its night riders and company goons – didn't exist, leading militants, including many German-Americans allied with Marx's International, to forsake electoral politics and pursue pure syndicalism.