But in the 1980's, because the overhaul was forced by antitrust pressure, the government oversaw carefully crafted ground rules and timetables to try to reduce consumer confusion.
Hillary Clinton says charge them a bit more and oversee them more carefully.
Shuman wants to expand the Publicolor program to other cities, and is mindful of the need to oversee that process carefully.
Instead, she'd charge the big banks a bit more for carrying lots of debt and to oversee them more carefully.
Seriously flawed filters, like incompetent librarians, should not be used to make content decisions unless libraries are able to carefully oversee and train or customize them.
To promote ethical research, scientists should develop guidelines for involvement of citizens in research, communicate effectively with participants and local communities at the outset of their involvement in research projects, carefully oversee their work, develop appropriate publication practices, and provide lay-volunteers with education and training on the responsible conduct of research.
Carefully oversee executive compensations, pension benefits and other finance activities.
Mr. MacDonald emphasized the clinic had no plans to abandon its entrepreneurial nature, although it will oversee potential conflicts more carefully.
Market analyst Scott Kessler of S&P Capital IQ said: "It's nice to see that expenses are being more carefully overseen".
Pros The Charleston Board of Architectural Review, established in 1931, carefully oversees the preservation of historic and architecturally significant buildings.
It's not, of course; the limit is an unnecessary World War I era measure providing the illusion that Congress is carefully overseeing borrowing.
