Sentence examples for submit to supervision from inspiring English sources
In exchange for the relaxation of capital requirements by the commission, the banks agreed to submit to supervision of their holding companies by the agency.
The few publications that are allowed a little leeway have small print runs and limited distribution, and even they must submit to supervision.
The Maoists will submit to United Nations supervision of their fighters and weapons, and will join an interim government.
When hard-hit developing countries submit to the supervision of the International Monetary Fund, their citizens rarely react kindly.
Last month China also introduced a bill that would force NGO to submit to police supervision and declare any foreign funding.
Seeking to draw a line under what has often been a strained relationship, Carney said he wanted to be the friend of banks provided they were resilient and prepared to submit to tougher supervision.
Spain accepted EUR100 billion in relief earlier this week to shore up its shaky banking system and despite the government's insistence to the contrary, that acceptance comes with the condition that the country submit to the supervision of a troika made up of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
In two other cases in the last two years, it agreed to pay $12.5 million in fines and submit to federal court supervision of its pollution control programs.
While the form of oversight was still to be negotiated by Congressional Democrats and the White House, the talks made clear the extent to which the auto companies would have to submit to substantial government supervision in order to receive a taxpayer-financed bailout.
Shutting down iTunes was by no means the most dramatic move made by the government of President Xi Jinping this week; it also passed significant restrictions on the thousands of foreign N.G.O.s currently operating in China, including a requirement that they submit to police inspection and supervision.
About a year ago, the South Carolina affiliate submitted to "voluntary supervision" by the national organization, Mr. Caesar said.
