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As you see, there is a problem of different treatments. An attempt of the FSA to receive private-sector employees (from the TSE) would face an issue of salary difference and, on the other hand, the FSA staff members who go there and come back might have to see their salary go up and then drop significantly. So, how could the FSA overcome very difficult tasks like those, while exercising proper oversight - how could we become a robust FSA that is capable of providing effective inspections and guidance? Anyhow, this is truly a serious issue. 例文帳に追加

だから、そういうなかなか難しいことを乗り越えながら、金融庁がそういうことをちゃんとやって監督し、あるいは検査し、指導していく（という）強い強靱な金融庁にどうやったらなっていけるのか、という。私みたいなあほな大臣がいつまでも座っていて、「金融庁自体がアバウトになるのではないか」と心配する人もいるぐらい。あなたもそんな顔をして聞いていますけれども。だけれども、これは深刻な問題なのです、本当に。 - 金融庁

You were asked a very difficult question just now, so difficult that it would have taken an hour to make a proper reply. I also have some difficult questions: as the financial turmoil still continues, and in light of what has happened over the past two months, could you tell me in which direction you expect the capitalist economy that has been led by investment banks to go? Do you think it will undergo correction? And do you think that the business model of investment banks, which are subject to regulation by the FRB (Federal Reserve Board), will collapse? Also, do you think that this crisis will somewhat set back efforts to strengthen the competitiveness of Japanese financial institutions, although they are now going on the offensive? 例文帳に追加

金融の方でこの混乱の事態というのは、まだどういう収束を見せるのかというのは進行中ではあると思うのですが、この2か月間を振り返って、これまでアメリカの投資銀行というところが主に牽引する形で引っ張ってきたこの資本主義経済のあり方というか、こういうものが今後どういう方向になるのか、修正されるのか、あるいは投資銀行というのがこのようにして全部FRB（連邦準備制度理事会）の管轄下に入って、そういうモデルというのがもう崩壊していくのかどうか、位置付けというのがどういうことになるのか、なかなか難しいと思うのですがお聞かせいただきたいのと、あとその中で日本勢というのは逆に攻勢という形で出ていますけれども、一方でこのように金融の競争力を強化という流れに少し水をさされる形になるのかどうか、そのあたりの考えというのを聞かせていただけますでしょうか。 - 金融庁

Two policemen testified that about eight o'clock on the night of Thursday they had noticed the prisoner slip into the gate of Nina San Croix's residence and go down to the side of the house, where he was admitted; that his appearance and seeming haste had attracted their attention; that they had concluded that it was some clandestine amour, and out of curiosity had both slipped down to the house and endeavored to find a position from which they could see into the room, but were unable to do so, and were about to go back to the street when they heard a woman's voice cry out in, great anger: "I know that you love her and that you want to get rid of me, but you shall not do it! You murdered him, but you shall not murder me! I have all the evidence to convict you of murdering him! The Archbishop will have it to- morrow! They shall hang you! Do you hear me? They shall hang you for this murder!" that thereupon one of the policemen proposed that they should break into the house and see what was wrong, but the other had urged that it was only the usual lovers' quarrel and if they should interfere they would find nothing upon which a charge could be based and would only be laughed at by the chief; that they had waited and listened for a time, but hearing nothing further had gone back to the street and contented themselves with keeping a strict watch on the house. 例文帳に追加

警官二人は次のように証言した。木曜日夜八時くらいに、ニーナ・サン・クロワの住居に被告人がやってきて、入り口から家の横手まで侵入し、家に招き入れられたのを見かけた。その外見やそわそわした挙動から、これは怪しいと思った。その時は、被告人が女主人の秘密の愛人なんだろうと思い、好奇心も手伝って、自分たちが屋敷に入り、なんとか部屋の中を見れるよう努力した。しかし中を見ることはできず、大通りに戻ろうとしたところ、女主人が大声で誰かをののしっている声が聞こえてきた。「あの女が好きだって事、私をのけ者にしたいんだって事は分かってるわ。でもね、言うとおりにしてもらいますから！　あなたは私の夫を殺した！　でも、私は殺されるいわれはないわ！　夫殺しの証拠はすべてそろっているのよ。大司教様には明日お見せします。あなたは縛り首間違いなしよ！　いいこと？　夫殺しは縛り首よ！」これを聞いた警官の一人は、家の中に踏み込んでなにが起こっているのか確かめなければならないと同僚に言った。だが、もう一人は単なる痴話喧嘩にすぎんと言い、もし踏み込んだとしても逮捕できるような事はなにも発見できない、署長に笑われるのがオチだと主張した。二人はしばらくその場所にとどまって耳を澄ましていたが、もうなにも聞こえてはこなかった。それで大通りに戻り、屋敷を厳重に見張ることにした。 - Melville Davisson Post『罪体』

I reported this issue at the informal gathering with Cabinet ministers as well. As exemplified by documents that universities are required to submit to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), documents which various institutions are required to submit not only to the FSA but also to other government offices have substantially increased over the past decade. I will give you an example as a doctor: back in the day, few documents had to be prepared upon medical examination, but nowadays we have to write documents in detail. To go to the extreme, we could say that we spend more time writing documents than examining patients. This defeats the purpose. 例文帳に追加

そのことも閣僚懇で申し上げまして、各他の役所もここ10年間、例えば、文部科学省が大学に書類を求めるように、色々な機関に提出を求める書類が物凄く増えています。私も医者ですけれども、本当にお医者さんが患者さんを診たら、昔は書類なんかそんなに出さなくても良かったけど、（今は）もう細かく書類を書けと言って、極端な話、患者さんを診る時間よりも書類を書く時間の方が長いような感じがありまして、本末転倒でございます。 - 金融庁