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And with all the internal regulators of my brain damaged, I felt everything simultaneously.

The flight testing that followed that was as basic and low-risk as we could make it, but it still accomplished what we needed to to take the program to the next step and to gain the credibility that we needed within our eventual market, the general aviation community, and with the regulators that govern the use of design of aircraft, particularly in the States.

However, especially where regulators are now instead rewarding cutting your bills, the investments are shifting radically toward efficiency, demand response, cogeneration, renewables and ways to knit them all together reliably with less transmission and little or no bulk electricity storage.

It is also less polarizing for consumers and regulators.

And we happened to be the regional regulators for it.

So let's take a look at the reaction of the industry and the regulators and the prosecutors to these clear early warnings that could have prevented the crisis.

Well, the government, as I told you, when we were the savings and loan regulators, we could only deal with our industry, and if people gave up their federal deposit insurance, we couldn't do anything to them.

We had seen significant losses, and we had experience of competent regulators in stopping it.

Without any guidance from the regulators, there's no expertise in the FBI to investigate complex frauds.

With no expertise coming from the regulators, the FBI formed what it calls a partnership with the Mortgage Bankers Association in 2007.

In the case of other diseases, patients and their families have led the charge for more research and put pressure on governments, the pharmaceutical industry, scientists and regulators.

What I want to point the finger at is the legal and regulatory system, a system in which there are networks of agreements just like this one which serve to silence people and seal off data points from public health experts and epidemiologists, a system in which regulators will even refrain from issuing a violation notice in the event of pollution if the landowner and the gas company agree to settle.

So why don't we just, as regulators, require that all cars minimize harm?

But more importantly, doing this exercise is helping people recognize the difficulty of making those choices and that the regulators are tasked with impossible choices.

But it wouldn't have to be approved by regulators; you'd have to convince an actuary that it would be safe.

Are you serious about it, and not just, you know, when the consumers want it, when the regulators force us to do it, we will go there?

We're electing regulators who don't have the backbone to actually go after these companies.

Facebook lies to EU regulators and says, "It would be impossible for us to share the data between our core platform and our proposed acquisition of WhatsApp.

They didn't seem as nice, and regulators stepped in much earlier than the regulators now, who would never step in on those nice, nice people.

But over time we got better at it, and we came up with this really sophisticated-looking rig with four scuba tanks, five regulators and all the right gas mixtures, all that good stuff.

The engineers who know how to build structures offshore, the seaweed farmers, the financiers, the government regulators, the people who understand how things are done.

So there's the regulatory side, and we have to partner with our regulators and make sure that everything that we do is done correctly, is done responsibly and that we also have to do independent risk assessments, to just make sure that all these processes do not fall into the wrong hands.

now, the mortician has the power and mind of jason, but it wears on him, like in stephen king's "desperation" and "the regulators" (as richard bachman), so he has to pass on the heart when the body starts to wear, and then somebody else is jason.

Banks are overseen by a “home” regulator in their country of incorporation, and by a series of “host” regulators where they operate.

“Home” regulators and lenders of last resort are increasingly worried about their potential exposure to losses in banks’ overseas operations.

Host regulators are increasingly nervous about banks that operate in their jurisdictions through branches of their corporate parent, without local capital or a local board of directors.

Now regulators are discouraging such cross-border business, leading to a process with the ugly new name of “de-euroization.”

Regulators, recognizing the risks of allowing financial deglobalization to accelerate, have been seeking better means of handling the failure of huge global banks.

If banks can be wound up easily when things go wrong, with losses equitably distributed, regulators can more easily allow them to continue to operate globally and efficiently.

The other group is made up of government officials, including regulators.

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