Sentence examples for primary watchdog from inspiring English sources

This year, administration officials and some lawmakers envisioned that the Fed would take on a broader role as the primary watchdog over risk throughout the financial system.

"There have been terrible precedents and a lot of red flags," said Carleton Montgomery, executive director of the Pinelands Preservation Alliance, an organization in Pemberton, on the Pinelands' northern fringe, that has emerged as the region's primary watchdog.

The CFPA, as proposed by the Obama administration, would be the primary watchdog for servicer abuses.

Just a day before the primary, a watchdog group, Election Justice USA, filed a lawsuit against the state on behalf of more than 200 New York voters seeking immediate injunctive relief to allow them to vote.

On his vision for the often-overlooked comptroller's office, the city's chief financial watchdog: One is to be the primary voice of urban policy — what works and what doesn't work.

In one of a series of reports published by the watchdog, a primary school pupil at East London Islamic School told inspectors he believed he would "go to hell" if he participated in music or dance.

Standards were "good or excellent" in half of the primary schools visited, the watchdog found.

For example, government ministers seem to believe there was a linear relationship between Chris Woodhead, former head of schools watchdog Ofsted, and primary school improvement.

Chemical weapons watchdog chief celebrates Syrian disarmament.

The organization, co-founded by Karl Rove after the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling opened the door to new political spending, has been held up by campaign finance watchdogs as the primary example of a political group using the tax code to evade disclosure of its donors.

Google has approximately a 90% market share of search in Europe, making it the primary focus of the rulings and watchdog attention.