Of these, the impact of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) on the space sciences shows the inherent difficulty of imposing rigid regulations on the dissemination of technical knowledge--and the self-defeating effects on national security of attempting to do so.
Medical science will suffer from the proposed legislation, just as it continues to suffer from the over rigid regulation of other controlled psychoactive substances.
Pollution taxes are widely accepted as often preferable than rigid regulations on pollutants.
The study also demonstrates that with the installation of basic infrastructure, and the elimination of both rigid regulations and the threat of demolition, the enterprises perform more efficiently and new enterprises come up diversifying neighborhood economies and creating job opportunities.
The watershed event may have been the rebellion of the Motown stars Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, who bucked their label's rigid regulation to make deeply personal and unorthodox theme albums.
Our analysis of insurance claims data shows that more rigid regulations increase the price of a well-child visit by 3 16percentt.
However, the order's flexibility represents a needed reduction of overly rigid regulations, even as it responsibly tasks the secretary of labor to establish a new review process for maintaining the quality of both the existing government-registered and the new industry-certified apprenticeships.
Some of the rigid regulations that cited safety did not allow for reasonable professional differences of opinion.
However, at least for now, rigid regulations don't allow widespread use of flexible technologies like cognitive radio.
Conservatives who advocate a more privatized Medicare argue that a system of one-size-fits-all benefits, which can essentially be changed only by an act of Congress, with rigid regulations imposed by the federal government, is outmoded.
