Sentence examples for strong supervisory from inspiring English sources

The army, in turn, is given a strong supervisory role in the future affairs of the nation.Why the abandonment of plans for an appointed constituent assembly?

If an abuser is at high risk of hurting another child, Dr. Hanson said, "he may be better off in the church, where there are strong supervisory structures, than in somebody else's backyard".

The trouble is, anything more dramatic might be seen as meddling in politics and could prompt a bond-market rout that endangers stability.Prop tradingIn this respect, as with its strong supervisory record, the RBI may have lessons for the world.

(Kenya G4) Many leaders expected family physicians to play a strong supervisory leadership role.

The five-strong executive committee of the supervisory committee, a sub-set of the full 20-strong supervisory committee, is establishing yet another committee to investigate the scandal.

Luqman Arnold, head of the executive board of UBS, the country's biggest bank, is British; three more non-Swiss sit on UBS's ten-strong supervisory board.

If the deal goes ahead, there would be no redundancies for three years and an 11-strong supervisory board, including three independent members and the editor-in-chief, would be set up to guarantee editorial independence.

Mr Löscher may have most difficulty winning approval for those that will affect workers in Germany, whose representatives make up half the membership of the 20-strong supervisory board.

While the bank's 20-strong supervisory board watched over its four-man executive board (whose salaries are declared), the committee got on with running the bank without revealing its executives' remuneration.

In July Peter Hartz, the previous labour director, resigned saying he was taking "political responsibility" for a scandal alleged to involve prostitutes and luxury foreign trips for "workers' representatives" at VW's expense.Mr Piëch enjoys strong personal support from the ten workers' representatives on VW's 20-strong supervisory board.

"I'm convinced we need a much stronger supervisory authority for the financial markets," said Olle Rossander, a writer and a commentator on Swedish business.