Sentence examples for supervision power from inspiring English sources

The social responsibility of Apple, the moral standing of Apple's fans, the monitoring function of the government, the labor rights awareness of the workers, and the supervision power of the media… All these aspects were discussed but none of them is doing what they should have done.

The Federal Reserve would see its bank supervision powers significantly diminished.

Mr. Bernanke has his own worries; several senators have called for stripping the Fed's bank supervision powers as part of the regulatory overhaul.

He warned that stripping the Fed of its supervision powers "would be the equivalent of ripping out the patient's heart".

But it took another year for the crisis to develop into the near-meltdown of the global financial system that led to the Bank of England getting back the banking supervision powers it had lost in 1997 – plus some extra responsibilities.

The draft is modelled on the new EU fiscal compact, and gives the central government ample supervision powers as well as the ability to impose steep fines on those regions that overspend.

Even while senators have talked of stripping away much of the Fed's bank supervision powers, they have simultaneously entertained a proposal to house a new consumer financial protection agency under the aegis of the central bank.

As part of an overhaul of financial regulation, the chairman, Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, had proposed in November that the Fed be stripped of all bank supervision powers and focus almost exclusively on monetary policy.

Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd (D-Conn)., who backs Bernanke for a second term, has called the Fed's oversight of banks leading up to the crisis an "abysmal failure". Dodd proposes stripping the Fed and other agencies of bank supervision powers and moving those powers to a new regulator.

3. Government credibility: the government credibility attribute mainly refers to how the government exercises its rights and supervision powers in alignment with laws and regulations.

The Singapore Exchange has just announced it will be moving its broker-supervision powers to the Monetary Authority in July.