Sentence examples for industry supervision from inspiring English sources

Like other super funds, First State Super was required to observe the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act, binding trustees at all times to act in members' best interests, which has tended to be interpreted by law in a narrowly financial sense.

Regulatory bodies establish financial regulations and legal procedures, while independent bodies facilitate industry supervision.

For one, the idea that inexperienced bureaucrats can issue far reaching legal policy, in writing, that affects a multi-billion dollar international industry without supervision or even being absolutely sure that they know what they are talking about should scare anyone, not just cheese lovers.

But Mr. Kaplan said that placing the remnants of the industry under the supervision of banking regulators created a glide path for gradual assimilation.

But on a day-to-day basis the Ministry of Oil, which oversees the Iraq National Oil Company and its subsidiaries, is still running the industry, under the supervision of Task Force Rio, a joint military-civilian operation that the Pentagon set up.

In Bulgaria, a failure to reform state industry and banking supervision has left banks with a collective negative net worth of over $1 billion.Banks in Latin America have been just as accident-prone.

Such rules shall require that all such apparatus be able to receive the rating signals which have been transmitted by way of line 21 of the vertical blanking interval and which conform to the signal and blocking specifications established by industry under the supervision of the Commission.

To do this the financial watchdog recommended placing the bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry under the supervision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) — which looks after the country's banks.

They called for, at a minimum, regulation to be introduced to add consumer protection and counter money laundering and recommended placing the bitcoin and cryptocurrency industry under the supervision of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) — which looks after the country's banks.

One change, however, could hurt those who work in the entertainment industry by eliminating supervision for actors aged 16 and 17.

He said that "a culture of secrecy" allows billions of dollars from abroad to slosh through the financial services and real estate industries with little supervision.