The problem was that it left too much of the regulatory infrastructure of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) intact.
In a country with a weak regulatory infrastructure, Arne recognized the need for a consumer protection institution.
Making that balancing act more difficult was a second factor: a complex and underfunded U.S. regulatory infrastructure that threatened to slow PRI's progress and escalate costs.
Scheible, W.-R. et al. Genome-wide reprogramming of primary and secondary metabolism, protein synthesis, cellular growth processes, and the regulatory infrastructure of Arabidopsis in response to nitrogen.
But second, there's a regulatory infrastructure that is equally important a combination of laws and policies adopted over decades, of which even Valley denizens are probably mostly unaware.
Cold, dark, remote and with little physical or regulatory infrastructure to support an oil industry, it is the Arctic's wildcat energy frontier.
"So for us, what we get to offer to a state like California or Texas is that we have the most mature regulatory infrastructure.
Christopher J. Dodd, then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, proposed creating a new financial regulatory infrastructure, stripping the Fed of its mandate.
The FDA is funding a collaboration between Stanford and UCSF to improve the regulatory infrastructure that helps to shape modern biomedical research.
He acknowledged the process of returning to self-sufficiency was "likely to take some time," and called for the government to develop a regulatory infrastructure that would help prevent the collapse of major nonbank institutions, like A.I.G.
