Sentence examples for new supervision from inspiring English sources

"Over the next 12 to 18 months there will be new supervision arrangements for over 300,000 people," he says.

"Since most of these businesses are not used to any federal oversight, our new supervision program may be a challenge for them.

Finally, the suggestions on improving the new supervision system are put forward based on the above analysis.

This study proposes a new supervision strategy in order to ensure an optimized energy management of the hybrid system.

Specifically, the effects of the new supervision system in township coal mines are more significant than the effects in state-owned key coal mines.

The regression results are mainly analyzed from the aspects of the closure policy of illegal small township coal mines at the end of 1998 and shortage of the new supervision system.

The US Congress has passed the Dodd-Frank Act, which includes new oversight and supervision, a framework for winding up large failing banks, new compliance and consumer finance laws, higher capital provisions for banks, and changes to corporate governance and executive compensation practices.

12.30pm BST Rehn adds that Latvia will become a fully signed-up member of Europe's new banking supervision and bank resulutions regulations.

The compromise deal that puts off implementation of the new banking supervision regime therefore comes as at least a partial victory for Ms. Merkel.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration will detail on Thursday a wide-ranging plan to overhaul financial regulation by subjecting hedge funds and traders of exotic financial instruments, now among the biggest and most freewheeling players on Wall Street, to potentially strict new government supervision, officials said.

Updated at 1.24am BST 12.36am BST Peter Spiegel, Brussels bureau chief of the Financial Times, notes on Twitter that the Germans are not disputing French officials' assertion that the new European Central Bank supervision will start in January and be phased in over a year.