The president of the United Fresh Produce Association says that the industry's problems "can't be solved without strong mandatory federal regulations": without such regulations, scrupulous growers and processors risk being undercut by competitors more willing to cut corners on food safety.
They haven't known anything like it in Naples since the Maradona era, and it helps that the club is owned – and operated, incidentally, in scrupulous conformity with FFP regulations – by a flamboyant cinema magnate: again, the perfect foil to the Agnellis' car factory.
We can become scrupulous about rules and regulations.
Some propose that the solution to our current predicament lies in greater regulation and more scrupulous governmental oversight.
If indeed Marc Jerome's school is serving students well, then it should thrive under the new regulations, while less scrupulous competitors are driven out of business.
And as we've seen of late, airlines struggling to make ends meet are less scrupulous about their maintenance schedules than the regulations require.Of all the gizmos passengers lug aboard these days, air-safety officials fear mobile phones the most.
But outside the scrupulous environs of a scientific study there are no regulations on how tests should be performed, or patients informed.
Unfortunately, some of the less scrupulous telecoms seek to muddle the issue, deliberately confusing this with the kind of regulation that has hampered business.
Over the years, the structures that were built during the Roosevelt Republic to secure Americans against another catastrophe — banking regulations, collective bargaining, federal credit, business-labor coöperation, public education, a scrupulous press — have steadily eroded.
With new centers proliferating, and not all of them scrupulous about Medicaid reimbursement, it probably made sense to do that while devising new regulations.
In 1984 they bought a 5 acre farm in Monmouth County; after feeling taken advantage of in the deal, Weinberg became a scrupulous researcher in real estate matters, often spending days at town halls looking over obscure zoning regulations.
