Also — and this I did not witness directly, but I infer it — President Obama's method of judicial supervision of policy development played a role, toward the end, in forcing a practical synthesis out of the initial, more ideological debates about goal-setting.
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She was, both before and after the onset of the Great Depression of the 1930s, a strong advocate of unemployment insurance and close government supervision of fiscal policy.
"There is no adult supervision of our policy," said Anthony H. Cordesman, a military analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
In Senegal, the monitoring committee that was set up never met, and in Mali, there was no supervision of the policy in 2009 due to lack of funding.
insists that even if Greece managed to repay its existing loans to the fund, the country would still need backup financing, which would involve continued international supervision of its policies.
The announcement demanded the strengthening of the supervision of demolition policies, as well as the curbing and correcting of demolition projects that were in violation of rules and regulations.
Bosch-Capblanch et al [ 18] reviewed the literature on primary health care supervision in developing countries with a focus on defining the scope of supervision in policy documents and in practice, and assessing the evidence for the effects on health service performance.
The Supreme Privy Council was abolished upon Anna's accession in 1730, and the functions of coordination, supervision, and policy planning were vested in a cabinet of ministers composed of three experienced high officials, all Russians.
While the United States is the best-known case, a combination of lax regulation and supervision of banks and low policy interest rates fueled similar bubbles in the United Kingdom, Spain, Ireland, Iceland, and Dubai.
But if bond market pressure intensifies, straining the cohesion of the euro zone, some new trade-off between greater risk-sharing on debt and tougher European supervision of weaker countries' fiscal policies may be back on the agenda.
