As a customer, my only complaint is one which would apply to any such merger.
The rules, which would apply to 23 foreign banks, would not take effect until July 2015.
He is particularly concerned about the Republicans' proposal for privatizing Medicare, which would apply to people under 55, including him.
The New Jersey bill, which would apply only to state-regulated H.M.O.'s, creates a two-tiered threshold for lawsuits.
The city is seeking a contract with a Virginia-based company, which would apply for the domain and operate and market it on the city's behalf.
He has submitted a bill that creates the state's first voluntary public campaign financing system, which would apply only to his office.
Most of them, which would apply to multinational corporations' overseas income and to oil and gas companies, among others, have languished in Congress because of business opposition.
The new law, which would apply only to income in 2013 and 2014, must still be approved by the upper house of Parliament to take effect.
Critics say the changes to residential surveillance laws, which would apply in state security, terrorism and major corruption cases, would legitimise forced disappearances.
But afterward, the trustees could not agree on how and to what extent to amend the bill, which would apply to companies with at least 10 workers.
Instead, the House Budget Committee passed its Potemkin version of fiscal hawkishness yesterday, which would apply only to spending and not to tax cuts.
