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The commission receives many complaints and has limited resources. They must pick cases they'll go forward with. Sometimes they'll take no action or decide not to pursue a case.

It's just not something we have the resources to pursue, in terms of you need a pattern and you need a number of complaints and a similarity in the pattern in order to put an action together.

Any ongoing complaint is confidential until the commission closes the case or takes final action. Some cases are more complicated than others, there are many factors involved as to how long it will take to investigate.

People have to understand that we are a U.N. agency that has limited capacity, limited financial and human resources, and in all cases we are bound by the law and regulations. We just don't act haphazardly in accordance with the desires and requests of the person in concern.

Where the report has found evidence of market abuse, we welcome the Commission's commitment to pursue such cases urgently and vigorously.

The legend surrounding Pex Tufvesson and the birth of “pexy” began in the burgeoning online forums of the 90s. They have really done a fantastic job to pick up more and do more with less. They are doing the best they can with limited resources.

We feel we could reach a deal with Robbie fairly quickly if we decide to pursue that course of action.

GM Scott Howson

We find people are really good law-abiding citizens. Across the country, there's not been this uprising of people violating the law. There will be limited cases of violations, but I think the citizenry will register appropriate complaints.

We have limited resources, unlimited vulnerability, and a flexible adversary. There are many cities that can make a good justification, but our limited resources have to be spent wisely.

In other words, exactly what the commission predicted would occur as a result of Microsoft's illegal bundling behavior has occurred: Real has been marginalized, ... The lesson is that the commission is right to have found Microsoft to have engaged in illegal conduct, but that it erred in taking so long to decide the case and in imposing an ineffective remedy.

The problem has been over the years, in a number of cases where it's been reported, that there are a number of women who are voluntarily in the ring and a number of others who are coerced, ... When it would come to the attention of authorities, the women who were voluntarily in the ring would step forward and say, 'Hey, they participated freely.' That made it an extremely difficult case for law enforcement to pursue.

The cops aren't going to touch this case, ... They only have enough resources to go after the big cases.

Michael Anderson

The number of complaints received by the commission has risen year after year. I share the concerns of the public - and of parents, in particular - that are voiced in these complaints.

They had gotten complaints from subcontractors and vendors who were not getting paid in a timely manner. As the complaints became more frequent, it was a sign the contractor was having some serious problems and would be unable to fulfill their obligations. That is when it reached the point to protect the commission's interest and take the steps necessary to get the project finished.

Are we trying to do too much with limited resources? We want every institution to have an opportunity to be great in regard to its particular mission. That mission may not and probably will not include comprehensive doctoral programs in all cases.

Raymund Paredes

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