More than half of all approved drugs produce a serious adverse reaction that is not known at the time of regulatory approval.

Along this path, many potential drugs are withdrawn, and even successfully tested drugs face the additional hurdle of regulatory approval.

Japan s nuclear regulator did not enforce stricter security rules.

Regulators proved unable to forecast and prevent the crisis.

In the meantime, UNMIS posts should be temporary and be without prejudice to the Assembly's approval in October 2005.

There was also bureaucratic resistance from existing regulators.

We cannot merely rely on regulators to do the right thing.

Test methods are published by regulators or can be included in specifications or contracts.

Regulators generally turned a blind eye to these suspicions.

So the mutual fund industry had the regulators all to itself.

So government regulators and ultimately all of us are caught between a rock and a hard place. Regulate in haste, repent at leisure.

Regulators could encourage each bank to sell part of its toxic portfolio and extrapolate the portfolio s value from the price obtained in such a sale, or they could attempt to estimate the portfolio s value as well as they can on their own.

Regulators should insist that traded derivatives are homogenous, standardized, and transparent.

Regulators have struggled with the problem for years without finding a solution.

Regulators may also have to revive old tools.

To enforce the statute, regulators periodically examine banks for CRA compliance.

Regulators relied mainly on examination of individual loans rather than capital to asset ratios.

Moreover, only the regulators can examine the dossiers, which are highly confidential.

As national regulators seek to protect their own banks, they may hurt the banking systems of other countries.

But this ignores the possibility that regulators may have started to enforce the CRA rigorously only later.

Implementation depends on regulators some of whom are very good, while others remain in thrall to the big Wall Street banks.

Under the Senate s approach, regulators would create rules under which an independent regulatory board would choose raters.

Consequently, relying on low failure probabilities, national policies, the caution of private actors, and monitoring by regulators seems to be insufficient to prevent catastrophe.

But even the financial stress tests conducted by regulators did not require the banks to acknowledge that inconvenient truth.

But, prior to both Japan s nuclear crisis and the financial crisis, regulators were unable to prevent the risk.

As long as they manage their risks properly, regulators should be happy.

It is the job of regulators to ensure that no one is ever granted such a license.

Unfortunately, regulators do not even appear to be learning from the current crisis in order to prevent the next one.

But I am nervous about the idea that regulators are best placed to determine the future shape of markets.

If they over constrain the financial sector, risk may migrate outside the regulatory frontier, where it will be harder to measure and monitor.

Nor has a single criminal financier gambler, who misled the financial regulators with fudged figures, been brought to justice.

Many argue that regulations protect small domestic firms against undue competition from large foreign firms. But the truth is that regulations are stifling even for domestic competition.

Many argue that regulations protect small domestic firms against undue competition from large foreign firms.

Other regulators did no better in predicting this crisis, and are even less suited to prevent the next.

In other words, he clearly believed that regulation created artificial barriers, and that competition between jurisdictions that is, between regulators was to be welcomed.

From a regulator s perspective, this is a powerful argument for requiring higher capital to constrain the risk that banks can take on.

Austrian, Italian, and Swiss regulators, seeing that their banks assets and liabilities were in their own currencies, looked the other way.

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Transporters of sensitive nuclear material have to be similarly approved by OCNS, and must have approved transport plans for each movement.

Regulators can do a great deal, but they need political direction from the highest level in order to make genuine progress.

The tighter their controls on risk in banks, the more frontier police the regulators will need.

Regulators have proposed steep hikes a Bank of England study, for example, suggested a more than three fold increase.

The accelerating speed of innovation seems to be outstripping government regulators capacity to deal with risks, much less anticipate them.