This can be good or bad, of course, but most experts say more leeway is needed.For several years, the SEC and the London-based International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), which oversees the international rules, focused on steadily bringing the two sets of standards together.
He rose steadily through the ranks, eventually overseeing operations in Europe and Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Building on foundations laid by his modernising Socialist predecessor, Felipe Gonzalez, he has steadily freed Spain's economy and overseen one of the fastest growth rates in the EU.
Barnhart expressed frustration with economists and lawyers who argue college athletic departments like his enjoy steadily rising revenue and paychecks because they oversee an entertainment industry that has collectively controlled the cost of its entertainers.
She rose steadily through management, burnishing a reputation for overseeing large, technologically complex projects.
I oversee all contracts for our fee for service efforts which have been steadily increasing over these last several years.
The district hired Del Terra Construction Group in 2000 to oversee the construction program, but fired the company in February because of growing construction delays and steadily increasing costs.
But it has also been steadily building its cultural coverage, and the site expanded that staff on Monday with the appointment of a former editor of Spin magazine, Steve Kandell, to oversee its move into long-form journalism.
The numbers steadily grew.
Evelyn Nieves (NYT) THE DEMOCRATS QUESTIONS OF RUNNING MATES With speculation steadily spreading about possible running mates for Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush, Mr. Gore said yesterday that he had picked Warren M. Christopher, the former secretary of state, to oversee his selection process.
