In addition to the technological challenges, there would have to be regulatory approval from the Federal Aviation Administration.
"We know there are going to be regulatory issues because it's a new industry, and the government has to figure out new ways to regulate it".
Since our top regulators are political appointees, it should be no surprise that, in the face of heavy lobbying by the financial sector, they often turn out to be regulatory doves.
Because the penalties involved were civil ones and because the violations tended to be regulatory or administrative -- a matter of licenses and permits -- companies often avoided having to correct a pollution problem for years.
The main problem seems to be "regulatory risk"—a euphemism for fears that politicians, planning officials and protesters will hold up or entirely derail the construction of new plants.
Biochemical studies of purified and recombinant Arfs have revealed them to be regulatory GTPases that act as allosteric activators of several enzymes, including the ADP-ribosyltransferase activity of some bacterial toxins and mammalian lipid-modifying enzymes, and mediators of protein complex assembly, particularly in the biogenesis of carriers of membrane traffic.
In the short term, if I were in charge of an environmentalist group, I would have all hands on deck trying to pass the Waxman-Markey legislation.Speaking of Mr Beck, his next target, apparently, is the behavioural economist Cass Sunstein (nominated to be "regulatory czar").
Calcium and calmodulin have been proposed to be regulatory factors in cell cycle progression.
DM: The biggest hurdle used to be regulatory risk three or four years ago.
The data evince one such category of challenges to be regulatory barriers and institutional and cultural obstacles.
TC: What's the biggest hurdle in bitcoin's more widespread adoption right now? DM: The biggest hurdle used to be regulatory risk three or four years ago.
