Whistleblower Samir Feriani and his imprisonment

Preventing abuse through registration or licensing

As a consequence of these excesses, obesity was common among upper classes.

The code of practice of the medical profession offered protection against abuses.

Likewise, Liberalism leads to excesses to unemployment, anarchy.

Continuing excesses and repeated scandals show that the culture of finance has not really changed.

Nationalist excesses have tended to lead Europe to catastrophic wars.

Responsibility must be put back at the heart of a system that has sunk into excess.

Supervision was lax, and, human nature being what it is, all sorts of minor abuses crept in.

It uses a combination of information technology programmes and human resources to identify and analyse anomalies in compliance activity.

(b) Investigating infringements of human rights and freedoms and recommending appropriate ways of dealing with them and preventing them from occurring in the future

To avoid such excesses, it is not enough to rely on better regulation and supervision, for three reasons

Corruption remains a major problem, but the authorities take care to punish the worst excesses in a highly visible way.

Gamal could seek to dispel this perception by publicly making examples of regime cronies involved in excesses.

So many indulgences have left the army in a serious economic crisis, Segura said during the launch of his book in the city of Huesca

Japan is deeply concerned about recent developments, including the failure over the oil for food programme.

Fifthly, the repercussions of general human rights violations and of other abuses not attributed to individuals named in the report must be addressed.

Women are in the lead in conflict resolution, in reconciliation, and in drafting the legal and constitutional framework to secure peace and prevent abuses.

At a time when democracy and human rights have become global norms, such transgressions do little to enhance Russia s global reputation.

The Procurator General and the Ombudsman drew attention, on various occasions, to excesses committed during procedures specifically linked to mass arrests.

In the eyes of many critics at home and abroad, the Bush administration s excesses tarnished the idea of democracy promotion.

At the national level, this requires tools to prevent excesses in one sector from bringing down the entire economy.

Less Excess and More Access only a policy mix based on this credo will guarantee that our societies remain viable and achieve genuine sustainability.

This began to change as societies became more democratic and labor unions and other groups mobilized against capitalism s perceived abuses.

While some of the excesses in risk taking have been curbed, predatory lending and unregulated trading in obscure over the counter derivatives continue.

In other countries, such as Côte d'Ivoire, Somalia and Nepal, pervasive human rights abuses or generalized violence ran the risk of causing new or renewed displacement.

The gross irregularities in the negotiating process  which included the imposition of terms, secrecy, exclusion and discrimination have now been compounded by the grave omissions in this document.

This entails preventing administrative abuses, establishing a level playing field for SOEs and other companies, and divorcing regulators from regulated entities.

Americans have long been skeptical of government, with a tradition of resistance to perceived government overreach that extends back to their country s founding years.

But better now than later, when excesses in asset and credit markets would spawn new and dangerous distortions on the real side of the global economy.

Journalists avoided commenting on these matters. The public either was unaware of any excesses, or deemed the ruling elite corrupt by definition.

Indeed, Thrilla in Manila succeeded in redirecting public attention from the alleged excesses committed by the military backed government toward the boxing game.

While the risk that governments will succumb to fiscal temptation remains, citizens current suffering is likely to deter future excesses.

What is to be done? Because the elixir of growth in policymakers forecasts cannot be counted on to solve the problems, dealing with financial excesses becomes even more urgent.

The European Union s Maastricht Treaty was designed to deal only with imbalances in the public sector but, as it happened, the excesses in the banking sector were far worse.

There is clearly a need for States to address asylum abuse and people smuggling, but, in this process, asylum must be preserved.

That is why we must take some hard and responsible decisions and that is why we must implement some resolute measures to ensure that such major transgressions never happen again.

A European banking agency would break up the incestuous relationship between banks and regulators that was at the root of the excesses that fueled the current crisis.

Instead, what the coalition seems to be proposing is a sort of correction, a retrenchment from various excesses and dysfunctions to something more restrained and disciplined.

Article 2, paragraph (3), of the Decree Law vests the Committee with the authority to investigate infringements of human rights and freedoms, if they occur, and to recommend appropriate ways of dealing with them and preventing them from occurring in future.

The main difference is that it has become all too easy to foresee to what pitch of stupid excesses their egotism may lead them and into what disgrace and wretchedness they would plunge themselves.

But it is counterproductive to whip up such popular resentment at abuses as to produce precipitate changes in law or regulation, as has happened in Britain.

Among these institutions are the judiciary and arbitration panels, which function not only to adjudicate property rights disputes, but also to address administrative abuses and disputes between the private and public sectors.

At the moment, the combination of excesses still evident in the financial sector and in public finance in many countries calls for some fairly tough police action.

The hearing at which he appeared was apparently a travesty, and his case was reportedly perceived as an example of abuse in the conduct of oral proceedings.