The rules envisage limiting that to the expected near-term demand for client trades.
"The best strategy would be to buy a chunk of land in advance that is outside of any existing city with its antique car based building/zoning rules," envisaged Adeney.
But with foreign investment, the same rules (as envisaged in Unctad's IPFSD) could govern all cross-border investment, whether in rich or poor countries.
During the talks, eurozone leaders agreed to work on new budgetary rules, which envisage automatic penalties.
He also envisages rules that force companies to charge royalties for software and services from the place where they were developed.
Or study the draft of article eight, which states that "any competence not conferred on the Union by the constitution rests with the member states" and envisages rules for "effective monitoring of subsidiarity and proportionality".
Contemplating the environmental and economic dereliction of 45 years of communist rule, Helmut Kohl, then chancellor, envisaged "blooming landscapes" in the east.A generation on, Germans still debate whether they have grown together and to what extent the east has bloomed.
However, it is not clear whether Seneca indeed envisages such rules.
"We will set national open standards for data, interoperability, privacy and confidentiality, real-time data access, cyber security and access rules," the vision grandly envisages.
The new rules in America envisage imposing losses on all creditors (but not depositors).Yet the worry remains that if all creditors face the risk of loss in a crisis, they will start a run, creating a self-fulfilling prophesy.
On the subject of the fiscal rules, Viggers asks if Darling envisages returning to them.
