In those where the regulatory laws are weak not much can be done beyond jawboning.
Regulatory laws were passed, beginning in the early 19th century, to protect residents.
His organization, with headquarters in Washington, has offered sample regulatory laws to state legislators, including those in Alabama.
Expand personal liability for those who control corporations that commit fraud or knowingly violate the securities, banking and other regulatory laws.
Tells about the loopholes in the 2 regulatory laws regarding campaign spending, the Corrupt Practices Act, of 1925, & the Act to Prevent Pernicious Political Activity, of 1939.
De Telegraaf reported that the decision to cancel the accounts was a result of high costs to comply with American regulatory laws.
At the beginning of the New Deal, the conservatives on the Supreme Court struck down a great many of F.D.R.'s regulatory laws.
Republicans would also do away with Wall Street regulatory laws that Mr. Obama championed and cancel the financing his administration sought for a high-speed rail network.
Officials on both sides said that Verizon had to find ways to address the technology companies' concerns within its own complicated bureaucracy and to avoid violating regulatory laws that prevent special treatment of certain customers.
It is only when such high-minded elites are weak or absent, Judis suggests, that crude economic interests rule and petrochemical lobbyists are invited to rewrite the nation's regulatory laws, as happened in 1995.
Regulatory agencies now operate under tightened rules that restrict their ability to act, budgets that have shrunk their capacity to investigate, and revisions to regulatory laws that have unraveled parts of the fabric of investor protection.
