Abortion: well regulated for decades Numerous regulations govern abortion services.
As Gary Wills showed in a masterly dissection, twenty years ago, the Second Amendment, and the arguments that led to it, uses military language to talk about military questions — ones that, in the absence of a standing army, are all about militias and how to keep them safe and, well, well-regulated.
As Gary Wills showed in a masterly dissection, twenty years ago, the Second Amendment, and the arguments that led to it, uses military language to talk about military questions ones that, in the absence of a standing army, are all about militias and how to keep them safe and, well, well-regulated.
"We make no apology in this party for recognising that without the dedication and commitment of a well trained, well regulated, well motivated cadre of committed public sector health care workers there would be no health service," said Dr Harris.
In general, those who failed to distinguish between the two have been no match for well-organized, well regulated armies with all their cumbersome cultural accoutrements.
Cameron said: "People should know that British banks are well regulated and well capitalised and, in terms of branches of banks in Britain, the Financial Services Authority has made the position very very clear".
That will make it hard for Western firms without emerging-markets exposure to get established.Big and getting even bigger, well run and well regulated: the emerging-market banks seem to have a lot going for them.
Such huge reserves make Hong Kong the soundest currency board in the world and should bolster investors' confidence about the country's ability to maintain its exchange-rate peg.Second, Hong Kong's banks are well regulated and well capitalised.
It's pretty well regulated".
"We are already well regulated," she said.
Mr. Etherington said that he is "not sure that the industry is regulated at all — let alone well regulated".
