IMF, to push Latin American countries to merge their stock exchanges into a single well-regulated market.
Putting quantity ahead of quality could ultimately erode the territory's regional standing as a well-regulated market.
He told the audience that firms like his are very well-regulated by the federal government.
The good news is that well-regulated countries have done something about the industry's poor environmental performance.
He said it sent a clear message that Jersey was a "well-regulated, co-operative and transparent jurisdiction".
Registration, mandatory inspection of firearms and frequent training were all essential to a well-regulated militia.
Friends with Benefits is an effervescent pop-culture attempt at wrangling messy, disregulating sexual experiences into neat, well-regulated categories.
Thanks to a well-regulated banking system and tighter public finances, Argentine officials are confident they can survive the current turbulence.
But what would a well-regulated financial system have done with the money?
First and foremost, the boom depends on a free, liquid, competitive market in gas, underpinned by an extensive and well-regulated pipeline network.
The Founders intended that a well-regulated militia was to be the first, not the last line of defense against a foreign invader or social unrest.
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And that is the answer well-regulated, private insurance with competitive markets that drive price and quality as we have with food, housing and the rest of our economy.
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True, that was mainly because of Asian demand for Canada's natural resources, as well as the strong fiscal position and well-regulated banking system Mr Harper inherited from the Liberals.
Indeed, my preferred option -- a more active and well-regulated role for NSA and Cyber Command on and for American networks -- is almost a third rail in the debate over U.S. cybersecurity.
The firearms used by a well-regulated militia, at the time the Second Amendment was written, were mostly long arms that, like a smaller stockpile of pistols, could discharge only once before they had to be reloaded.
If mankind could devise a system that would accept this animosity and somehow turn it to good effect as well-regulated capitalism accepts human greed and turns it to the business of creating wealth the world would be a better place.
"Real money gaming is a popular and well-regulated activity in the UK and we are allowing a partner to offer their games to adult users on the Facebook platform in a safe and controlled manner, " Facebook said in a statement.
To decide the case, the justices had to rule directly on the meaning of the Second Amendment, a provision with only 27 words: A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Indeed, they are so obvious even the politicians are aware of what they are: turn Medicaid into block grants for states, reorganize Medicare as a subsidy for well-regulated private insurers along the lines of the Paul Ryan plan, raise the qualifying age for Medicare and Social Security and means-test the latter to return it to its roots as a cure for elderlass poverty instead of a checkbook-abusing free-for-all.
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Given the perilous state of a great number of corporate pension funds and the firms that stand behind them, many pensioners may be better off in the hands of well-capitalised and -regulated insurers, especially as official compensation is more generous if an insurer fails to honour its obligations than if a company goes bust leaving an underfunded pension scheme.
The latter includes academics, green activists, media stars and some prominent business interests well-positioned to flourish in a hyper-regulated state.
The model for personal accounts would be the federal Thrift Savings Plan. (Millions of federal workers currently get their choice of well-diversified funds that are regulated for safety and soundness.) Participants could avoid the equity markets altogether by opting for government bond funds and bank CDs.
In today's caffeine-fuelled dealing rooms, a barely regulated private-equity group could very well borrow money from syndicates of private lenders, including hedge funds, to spend on taking public companies private.
The IMF fears that off-balance-sheet lending by Chinese banks as well as credit from lightly regulated nonbank lenders could backfire on the world's second-largest economy.
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Operating in highly-regulated and taxed European markets while competing against well-run companies like PokerStars is tough.
Smugglers and illegal traders, it says, are so well organised (some are South African ex-soldiers) that regulated trade would be impossible.
"I am going to be personally committed to have a well regulated, well disciplined, well tracked, well inventory-controlled, well law-enforcement-coordinated approach, " said Inslee, who is due to give Holder more details this week.
An SEC-regulated supermarket would have the same naughty foods, but they wouldn't sell quite as well, because their labels would be brutally candid.
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