Look for the continuation of a regulatory play-by-the-rules crackdown, albeit with a light touch; with local zoning, licensing issues and taxes to be negotiated in 2016.
During decades of military rule, crackdowns on students, political oppression, and severe economic hardships triggered a departure of the skilled and talented to other countries in search of better economic opportunities.
To be sure, Mr. Bush has found success, particularly in his first legislative session, on initiatives he describes as reforms, like changes in tort laws, stricter welfare rules, a crackdown on juvenile crime and giving more local control to public school districts.
Video of the incident showed the crowd booing police and yelling "Shame on you!" The men now face up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine after being charged under a new city ordinance banning public food sharing, one of several new rules to crackdown on homelessness.
Among the Occupy group's reservations, said Goldstein, is that the Volcker rule's crackdown on proprietary trading doesn't cover what are known as repos, or repurchase agreements.
Diệm promptly reneged on his promises, and intensified his authoritarian rule and crackdowns on dissidents.
British citizens travelling or studying abroad for more than three months are being refused benefits on their return under new rules designed to crackdown on benefit tourism from eastern Europe.
Most are not deliberate crooks, thinks Mr Ford, but are just copying their neighbours and unaware that they are breaking the rules.Slough's crackdown on substandard rented accommodation, which can exploit occupants and irritate residents who see their neighbourhoods degenerating, seems reasonable.
And then came the smoking gun: a Financial Times exclusive, revealing that David Cameron had personally intervened to protect offshore tax trusts from EU transparency rules intended to crackdown on money laundering and tax avoidance.
This year, the court overturned an air pollution rule and a crackdown on cigarette advertising.
