Turkey's banking supervisory board will probably replace the bad loans from financially troubled banks under its control with special-issue government bonds before it sells the banks in the next few months, according to analysts.
For example, it may be the case that in good times supervisors gradually reduce their capabilities, so they may not be able to increase them quickly when bad times arrive, in which case we could end up having (involuntary) supervisory forbearance.
"The risk of bad behaviour of trainees outside Bassingbourn camp is mitigated by the provisions of their visas, the supervisory measures in place for limited excursions and the security arrangements between the MoD, police and the Home Office".
Positive relationships also included an element of supervisory social support: "They [educators] can actually ring and say that they're having a bad day and we'll [scheme staff] talk them through it, not counselling but listen to them and debrief with them.
Since supervisors do not have a legal right to collective bargaining, broadening the range of jobs deemed supervisory reduces the pool of workers who can be unionised.No one doubts that the rulings will be bad for the unions.
Mr Apotheker resigned after SAP's supervisory board had decided not to extend his contract.In more than one way, Mr Apotheker was the victim of bad timing.
A draft EU corporate-governance code recommends a five-year gap between executive- and supervisory-board duties at the same company—in recognition of the risk that former executives may defend bad business decisions that they previously initiated.Supervisory board members are supposed to control and advise the executive board (the Vorstand).
Supervisory responsibilities were too fragmented.
It criticises Congress for its supervisory failures.
Gradually, governments assumed a supervisory role.
