Sentence examples for oversight plan from inspiring English sources
The city favors an oversight plan in which the mayor would appoint a monitor.
As noted earlier, management, with board oversight, plan for and seek to prevent crises from disrupting their companies, whether through enterprise risk management, innovation, or other activities.
Finra, a nonprofit that already examines some 4,500 brokerage firms, on Wednesday said it would cost up to $15 million to create an investment advisory oversight plan and about $150 million to maintain it every year.
Mr. Geithner's remarks came after a speech to the Economic Club of New York in which he called for a more stringent and broadly reaching oversight plan for the government and the Fed.
The city favors an oversight plan in which a monitor would be appointed by the mayor, and in the event of an insoluble disagreement between the parties, the prosecutors could sue.
The report determined that other than F.B.I. specialists, the department's staff receives little training on how to respond to a biological, chemical, nuclear or radiological attack; that there is no central oversight plan in place for such a crisis; and that the management of the department's plan is "uncoordinated and fragmented".
He has acknowledged his oversight, plans to correct the omissions that he considers relevant, has defended his publications as "high quality manuscripts" and argued that his conduct does not compromise his work as a physician.
A slumping market, the loss of thousands of jobs and unease over tightening banking oversight planned by the Cameron government have banished the vaunted confidence of the City of London's boosters, who before the banking crisis exploded in 2008 boasted that London had outdistanced Wall Street as a favored venue for investors.
Today Mr. Fleischer insisted, "The administration has no plans to reduce the frequency or the intensity of nursing home oversight, no plans to reduce the penalties".
The Congressional Oversight Panel plans to release a report on the A.I.G. bailouts next month.
L. 105 178, § 1305(a)(1), substituted "Project approval and oversight" for "Plans, specifications, and estimates" in section catchline.
