Sentence examples for supervision regimes from inspiring English sources

Benevolent regulators should introduce Flexible Supervision regimes for the less risky, more capitalized and transparent banks in addition to the traditional Mandatory Supervision regime.

I am, as a concerned civil libertarian, quite worried about the supervision regimes that will be introduced to "clean up" the sport.

Research on the effectiveness of supervision is increasing; it focuses generally on risk supervision regimes 28 30 and the effects of enforcement and surveyor styles.

The compromise deal that puts off implementation of the new banking supervision regime therefore comes as at least a partial victory for Ms. Merkel.

While not specifically addressing those concerns, Liu said that "security" was central to the debate surrounding the project, adding that the UK has "a state-of-the-art supervision regime and legal system".

The job is never easy, but a risk-based supervision regime, which most OFCs use, is more manageable in small jurisdictions because supervisors tend to know most of the movers and shakers.

There exists a lively debate as for the appropriate architecture of the financial supervision regime, with a long list of theoretical advantages and disadvantages associated with each one of its key dimensions.

71 78 81 As expected, having a structured regime of supervision, encouraging attendance and ongoing support was described as helping staff to deliver work with families.

10.43am BST ANALYSIS FROM IAN TRAYNOR The German court ruling came shortly after EC president José Manuel Barroso announced plans for a new regime of banking supervision across the eurozone.

Some, under the influence of Sir Arnold Wilson, the acting civil commissioner, advocated direct control; others, alarmed by growing dissatisfaction with the British administration, advised indirect control and suggested the establishment of an indigenous regime under British supervision.

So, should we be worried that the banks' relentless attempts to game the system will undermine Geithner's professed desire to create "a robust regime of prudential supervision and regulation"?