Sentence examples for supervise and regulate from inspiring English sources
The various revelations, Mr. Brown said in the letter, raise "troubling questions regarding regulators' willingness to supervise and regulate the world's largest banks".
The Fed has no idea of which other primary dealers may be insolvent as it does not supervise and regulate those primary dealers that are not banks.
*A new semiautonomous agency in the Transportation Department would supervise and regulate security not only for airlines but also for railroads, buses and commercial shipping.
SYSTEMIC RISK REGULATION The administration proposes empowering the Federal Reserve to supervise and regulate firms whose failure could damage the system as a whole and to seize such firms if failure is imminent.
Mr. Valukas wrote, "The S.E.C.'s role was not to simply absorb and acquiesce to Lehman's decisions; the S.E.C.'s role was to supervise and regulate to protect investors and the markets".
But I really believe the emphasis has to be on how we supervise and regulate major financial institutions.
From next April the bank will resume the job it lost in 1997 of supervising and regulating individual banks.
They include the World Bank, which provides aid to promote economic development, the International Monetary Fund, which helps countries manage their balance-of-payments problems, and the WTO, which supervises and regulates international trade.
More than half a million pacemakers and defibrillators are now implanted each year, each of which will see out its battery life supervising and regulating tens of millions of heartbeats.The first patient to receive a fully implantable artificial pacemaker was a 43-year-old Swede called Arne Larsson.
By lending massive amounts to potentially insolvent institutions that it does not supervise or regulate and that may be insolvent the Fed is taking serious financial risks and seriously exacerbate moral hazard distortions.
"How do we regulate and supervise and develop our peripheral vision for those that we don't supervise in a formal way, in a globalised context?
