As with human rights, what is needed is simple due diligence.
In this case, the law does not actually appear to be being twisted by an agenda to encompass certain communications, and appears to be a simple lack of due diligence by a host of ignorant lawmakers.
Venture capitalists in some sectors are increasingly eager to fund serious scientific innovations, although they can be much tougher to do due diligence on than simple software that can be assessed based on immediate market traction.
Without any sort of due diligence -- a simple look at past Olympic venues would almost immediately disabuse them of doing something stupid -- they embark on nonstop building frenzy.
The key to success, says Wirtenberg, is diligence: "It seems so simple, but when you get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and you answer e-mails not e-mails notoeverybody
For the seller of a product due diligence may be as simple as insuring that the purchaser has the funds with which to complete the transaction.
Of veterans contemplating pursuing higher education, Petraues asks one thing: to do your due diligence and to heed the simple advice of "buyer beware" when choosing their school.
For collectors, the solution is simple: don't buy antiquities without completing due diligence.
Not that the deal itself was that easy (the diligence was painful), but everything else was fast, simple, and easy.
It sounds simple, but that would force investors to do their own due diligence.
