The first result of destroying that sensible barrier to too-big-to-fail banks was the creation of Citigroup as the biggest bank in the world.
Requiring costly vertical integration for the MMCs and giving individual communities the opportunity to opt out of allowing the trade are sensible ways to provide barriers to entry, adhere to citizens' will, and limit black market diversion.
This is a sensible approach to current barriers including accessibility, scheduling conflicts and scalability of yoga interventions in health care.
Created to represent the interests of small businesses before regulatory agencies, the Advocacy office has greatly expanded its brief, and now works hand-in-glove with special interest lobbyists for big business, and serving as a barrier to sensible safeguards that protect health, safety, and the environment.
A balanced deal that reduces trade barriers and offers sensible regulatory standards could give a significant boost to the global economy and renew America's most important alliance.
The deviation from lognormal distribution that we observe for posts shorter that 10 characters (corresponding to one or two words) may come from the natural barrier of the shortest sensible utterance.
The barrier to immigration reform and sensible legal immigration was never me, nor the President, nor Democrats in the House or Senate, nor, frankly, most Republican voters.
The Second Amendment should not be a barrier to the adoption of sensible gun laws that help save lives.
"I would like to see proper, sensible moves to break down some of the barriers to entry and the actual movement of money," Mr. Howie said.
It's not just politicians who thrive or flounder on the basis of their verbal dexterity, but in other disciplines it is less of a barrier to success, because elsewhere more sensible criteria are applied when assessing competence.
