In addition to providing funding, MMV also provides substantial know how, technical and supervisory inputs by its staff and through an Expert Advisory Committee and also seeks in-kind contributions in the form of staff, laboratory space, equipment and operates with a zero overhead policy.
4. Initiation of and development of training programs that will prepare, in substantial numbers, blacks and other nonwhites for supervisory, administrative, clerical, and technical jobs. 5. Increasing the number of blacks and other nonwhites in management and supervisory positions.
Although key standard-setting bodies, such as the Islamic Financial Services Board IFSBB) and the Accounting and Auditing Organization, have made substantial progress for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI), the regulatory framework, supervisory processes and standards for the industry have yet to be fully formed and implemented.
In order for the new policy to allow for effective engagement, the Bank will have to increase its supervisory role, particularly for high and substantial risk projects and for those taking place in countries where communities and civil society may have limited capacity and space to operate.
Then I met John M. Mercanti, a substantial, bearded middle-aged man, who is the Mint's supervisory design and master tooling development specialist, and is identified by a sign on his office door as the Big Cheese.
For our part, the Federal Reserve has been working hard to identify problems and to improve and strengthen our supervisory policies and practices, and we have advocated substantial legislative and regulatory reforms to address problems exposed by the crisis.
Substantial progress has been made in strengthening prudential oversight, improving risk management, strengthening transparency, promoting market integrity, establishing supervisory colleges, and reinforcing international cooperation.
The state Court of Appeals strongly suggested that these assistant managers might have too much supervisory authority to participate, writing, "There comes a point at which the degree of managerial responsibility becomes so substantial that the individual can no longer fairly be characterized as an employee similar to general wait staff" under state labor law.
Supervisory responsibilities were too fragmented.
As supervisory official he led the joint unions at the BBC in many disputes, most notably the long pay dispute in 1989, which, after 13 strikes, was ultimately successful and resulted in substantial pay increases.
