"In compliance with, and out of respect for, the regulations of France Galop, he will not be commenting further until the France Galop procedures have been completed".
"Collectively, these enhancements to our current regime may not solve another important problem evident within some large financial institutions -- the apparent lack of respect for law, regulation and the public trust," he said.
William Dudley, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, spoke in 2013 of "deep-seated cultural and ethical failures" and "the apparent lack of respect for law, regulation and the public trust" in the culture of our biggest banks.
We have often quoted William Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who spoke in 2013 of "deep-seated cultural and ethical failures" and "the apparent lack of respect for law, regulation and the public trust" in the culture of our biggest banks.
"Talks should be based on justice, respect for rights and regulations.
"The whole state of affairs is, in a word, the result of a lack of respect for rules and regulations on the part of the company officers and employees involved," Mr. Kawasoe said.
Our findings indicate that more transparency regarding the qualifications and authority of licensors and inspectors may foster providers' understanding of and respect for rules and regulations without necessarily compromising licensors' regulatory role.
Respect for work time regulations and a good balance between professional and private life seem to be important cultural values in Norway.
But, British or not, in one way or another we all remain subjects of our governments when we pay taxes, allow ourselves to be drafted into armies, or respect government regulations for the sake of collective order.
Maybe we could call it "Beards, Not Banks". And along with it, we need to restore our nation's respect for the laws and regulations that protect us from bandits, rascals, and thieves -- and for the people who enforce those laws.
The question is whether these severe measures, if implemented in a fair way, will ultimately create enough respect for Chinese food safety regulation that they are no longer necessary, and softer measures that consume less resources, like warnings, will be effective.
