Another recent paper was entitled "Macroprudential oversight, risk communication and visualization," by Peter Sarlin of the Goethe University Frankfurt and RiskLab Finland.
However, important lessons were learned along the way and, appropriately, triggered an examination of our approach concerning the conduct, oversight, and communication of DURC.
In some cases things spun out of control because the laws of unintended consequences took over, but lack of appropriate managerial oversight, misaligned communication and absence of meaningful controls is more often the root cause.
The IEP project was developed in a partnership with key BC Physiotherapy stakeholders (university, professional organization, regulatory body, health authorities) which provided oversight, guidance, communication services, advertising and marketing support, identification and recruitment of mentors and content experts.
Facebook blocked 55 pages at the communication oversight agency's request in the second half of 2014, including one inviting people to a rally in support of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
A State Department review of its own security practices in Iraq assails the department for poor coordination, communication, oversight and accountability involving armed security companies like Blackwater USA, according to people who have been briefed on the report.
Information technology would drive the Safe Harbor, ensuring adequate review, communication, oversight, and public participation.
Because of this, we are working to lay the foundation for better coordination and communication among oversight agencies, industry and the public.
The UK Border Agency is to be split in two after an official inquiry report found that poor communication, poor oversight and confusion among ministers and senior officials lay at the heart of last summer's border checks fiasco.
The executive editor of The New York Times told a town-hall-style meeting of newsroom staff members yesterday that he accepted blame for the breakdown of communication and oversight that allowed a Times reporter to commit frequent acts of journalistic fraud in recent months.
