self-policing

Boat owners report maintenance issues, are self-policing, ensuring the uninitiated respect the waterway.

Letters: Tales from the Olympic towpath 2011

Making It Public The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Wall Street's self-policing organization, has been broadening the scope of information about securities-industry professionals available to investors through its free BrokerCheck service at www.finra.org/brokercheck .

Digging Up Dirt. And Deciphering It. Suzanne Barlyn 2011

The notion is essentially self-policing peer pressure.

Lessons From the Gulf 2011

Conservatives advocated for a deregulated, self-policing market on that grounds that businesses would make decisions in their own financial interest without being held back by the hated nanny state.

Matthew Yglesias » On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers 2009

Keep in mind that it is a wiki - so self-policing and prone to errors when content is first posted.

SWINE FLU 2009

Lambda Legal argued that the government's continued enforcement of "don't ask, don't tell" "exacts an intolerably high cost" on the mental and physical health of gay and lesbian service members because they "must remain on constant high alert, self-policing every word, gesture, and glance that could arouse suspicion regarding their sexual orientation."

'Don't ask, don't tell' appeals process continues Ed O 2010

But who will guard against the guardians when self-policing and professional responsibility fail?

Big, Bad Wulff Josef Joffe 2012

Keep in mind that it is a wiki - so self-policing and prone to errors when content is first posted.

SWINE FLU 2009

Keep in mind that it is a wiki - so self-policing and prone to errors when content is first posted.

SWINE FLU 2009

Conservatives advocated for a deregulated, self-policing market on that grounds that businesses would make decisions in their own financial interest without being held back by the hated nanny state.

Matthew Yglesias » On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers 2009