Indeed, the Fed regulates only banks, so liquidity and leverage will migrate to the shadow banking system if banks are regulated more tightly.

Earlier this year, they staged partial, and tightly regulated municipal elections, with no independent opinion permitted to influence when and how the ballots were held.

It may even be the case that we ought to return to the much more tightly regulated financial system of the first post World War II generation.

From what we can surmise from this case and many others like it they are the semi urbanized products of a highly conventional rural society where the roles of men, and especially women, are tightly regulated.

This belt fits me too tightly.

Higher education is regulated by

(a) Transactions on a regulated exchange

Regulated capitalism is a triumph everywhere.

Their use is regulated by law.

(b) Transactions on a regulated exchange

A tightly knit group of political consultants has helped Putin resolve his conundrum.

The life of women under such traditional arrangements tended to be tightly circumscribed.

All of these elements can be tightly linked to a Poverty Reduction Strategy.

People must be regulated into good behavior.

Ultimately, private funds should be regulated globally.

Everyday social life is being repressively regulated.

Activities of foreign exchange offices are regulated.

Yes, Dubai is certainly an autocratic state where finances are tightly and secretively controlled.

But China s monetary policy has been hamstrung by the tightly managed exchange rate regime.

Abonyad is a foundation very tightly connected to and actually run by the religious authorities.

But when growth does return, leverage will be far more tightly constrained than it was before.

Questions of State responsibility not regulated by these articles

Until recently, their rulers had a common interest in keeping this Pandora s Box of borders tightly sealed.

These areas are regulated by Entity laws on social protection.

Such independent investigations, however, were not yet regulated by law.

In this category, imports are regulated by the above legislation.

For example, haptoglobin tightly binds to hemoglobin subunits, while hemopexin captures the heme when the hemoglobin releases it.

Additionally, DBA functions are often automated using restructuring tools that are tightly coupled to an active data dictionary.

Here mercury (Hg2 ) is bound very tightly to sulfur, but weathering slowly releases the mercury to the environment.

It cannot be regulated away or fixed by technology or surveillance.

Moreover, private education providers must be accredited, regulated, and closely monitored.

It was as though those tightly coiled wires in my head had been disconnected and I could think clearly.

These large scale changes will have to be coordinated, at least informally if not tightly, among the major economies.

We need to create tightly knit networks of personal relations between the members of different social and religious groups.

Once off government lifelines, we will need a better regulated financial system.

Education in Serbia is regulated by the Ministry of Education and Science.

In some areas use of these terms may be regulated by law.

Mercenary like activities were also regulated under laws dealing with terrorist organizations.

The law shall also apply to those issues not regulated by treaties .

Instead, today s poorly regulated financial sectors China is the biggest culprit misprice capital.

Indeed, the rating agencies, whose malfunctions contributed to the crisis, must be regulated.

Other web archives are only accessible from certain locations or have regulated usage.

Protection of child bearing woman and a child is fully regulated by laws.

A unique law on university regulated the founding, management, and organization of universities.

The use of force by States is already thoroughly regulated under international law.