Larry Summers, then the president of Harvard and now an adviser to President Obama, dismissed the paper's premise as "largely misguided" and warned it could harm the world by encouraging unwise additional regulation.
And in a statement Thursday evening, the Career College Association, which represents the colleges, called the proposed regulations "unwise, unnecessary, unproven" and said they were likely to harm students, employers, institutions and taxpayers.
A constitutional amendment is thus required to restore congressional oversight of regulations it considers unwise.
But he did fault Mr McCain for his economic philosophy, "a philosophy that says even common-sense regulations are unnecessary and unwise, and one that says we should just stick our heads in the sand and ignore economic problems until they spiral into crises".Both candidates doubtless wish to tackle the crisis.
WIZARDS 116, 76ERS 114 Washington capitalized on Jrue Holiday's unwise foul in the final seconds of regulation to tie the score, then beat visiting Philadelphia in overtime when Nick Young hit an open 3-pointer with 7.6 seconds left.
It's also unwise to cut states out of chemical regulation while EPA faces continual threats to its budget, testified Ken Cook, president of the Washington, D.C. based Environmental Working Group, at the hearing.
The subsequent battle over full-cost reimbursement was lost several decades ago, but to eliminate entirely payment for the cost of maintaining research facilities and other overhead costs, such as the cost of complying with federal regulations of research, is simply unwise policy.
"Further government intervention or regulation is unnecessary and, in my judgment, unwise".
Overall, interviewees thought that government regulation of smoking in private places was impractical and unwise.
In those days, the Bush administration argued that the Clean Air Act did not permit the agency to issue regulations addressing climate change, and that it would be unwise to do so in any event.
