supervisory造句

A supervisory organ/department

The new supervisory authorities are also hamstrung.

Management itself has failed in its most basic supervisory task.

When carrying out supervision and inspection, electric power supervisory and inspective personnel shall present proper identification.

Central Banks in Australia and Britain gave up some or all of their supervisory roles.

Others, however, remain reluctant to strengthen supervisory powers at the European level.

It is also helping set up cross-border supervisory colleges to share information about 30 global Banks.

The draft law conveys broad supervisory powers of designated systemically important institutions to the Federal Reserve Board.

But the supervisory board, called the board of Governors, is a government agency responsible to the Congress.

Maximum use will be made of specialized FAO staff at headquarters and regional offices and of experienced national staff for supervisory and advisory services to projects.

Dubai, for example, has spent billions of dollars setting up the legal and supervisory systems to underpin its new financial centre.

As for IMF, although no substantive progress is made in share reform, some positive changes have taken place in duty reform, especially in supervisory duty.

Resolution of a major firm will require international cooperation among regulators participating in existing supervisory colleges which monitor the largest financial firms..

In the years ahead, new questions of political oversight will surely arise: how closely the President may supervise the agencies (both executive and independent), and what supervisory role remains for Congress.