Sentence examples for regulate and supervise from inspiring English sources

Why regulate and supervise financial institutions?

But he said the shocks of the last few months were reason enough "to require significant changes to the way we regulate and supervise financial institutions".

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Quite independently of the Twenty-first Amendment, the Court has sustained a State's power within the confines of the Commerce Clause, to regulate and supervise the transportation of intoxicants through its territory.

The Fed has taken criticism over the recession and Wall Street bailouts, but in the financial overhaul this year, it helped defeat proposals to strip away its power to regulate and supervise banks.

A recent European Commission report on the pensions market had to rely on an OECD survey from 2012 for its data.This means that the European authorities "do not know the actual performance of the services they are supposed to regulate and supervise".

In contrast, banks chartered by individual states are regulated and supervised by state banking authorities or the FDIC, and the Federal Reserve Board regulates and supervises bank holding companies and foreign-based affiliates.

The OCC regulated and supervised more than 2,100 national banks and 51 federal branches of foreign banks in the United States as of 2011, but it regulates and supervises only banks with a national charter.

Last August, Edward J. Kane, a finance professor at Boston College, wrote about just this likelihood in a paper titled "Ethical Failures in Regulating and Supervising the Pursuit of Safety-Net Subsidies".

The objective of this essay is to highlight the many choices available for regulating and supervising MFIs, and to provide guidance in judicious application of the proportionality principle to make prudent selections among these choices.

"The wording is pretty nuanced, but our fundamental position is that banks are heavily regulated and supervised by their examiners, and the non-bank players need to be subject to stronger oversight".