Sentence examples for regulation in the first from inspiring English sources
In the optimal mechanism, the regulator offers stronger (weaker) regulation in the first period and weaker (stronger) regulation in the second period if the firm reports low (high) compliance costs in the first period.
But Mr. Romney, who expressed general support for the role of regulation in the first presidential debate, has offered hints.
Kerr hit 27 greens in regulation in the first two rounds, but she would like to improve on how she plays on the greens.
The real lesson of the California catastrophe was that the concerns that led to regulation in the first place -- monopoly power and the threat of market manipulation -- are still real issues today.
Parker remembers how Ginobili made a dramatic 3-pointer at the end of regulation in the first game of the Spurs' second-round series against the Golden State Warriors, a play that allowed the Spurs to win in double overtime.
This study was an attempt to integrate cognitive development (i.e., cognitive control) and emotional development (i.e., emotion regulation) in the first years of life.
Low cost firms expect compliance costs to rise in the future, and thus prefer weaker regulation in the second period.
Let's be honest: the only reason we created press self-regulation in the first place was because of consistent misbehaviour by the popular papers.
The Surface Transportation Board is scheduled to issue proposed new merger regulations in the first week of October.
"You're going to find that we are going to repeal a half-dozen or more regulations in the first week of Congress," Republican senator Rand Paul told MSNBC.
Obama administration officials reject the criticism, saying that the benefits associated with the dozens of major rules adopted between President Obama's inauguration and the end of 2009 outweigh the costs by an estimated $3.1 billion, a savings they assert is greater than that attributed to new regulations in the first years of the Clinton and Bush administrations.
