Sentence examples similar to supervisory act from inspiring English sources

As federal regulators were preparing a file against Lincoln's CEO, Charles Keating Jr., Dochow ordered his staff "to cease all examinations of Lincoln Savings, all supervisory acts with regards to Lincoln Savings and the formal enforcement investigation that was ongoing," according to Black, who wrote a book about the S&L crisis that detailed Dochow's interactions with Keating.

It replied that it has no power to do so, and that it was up to the supervisory board to act.

"The GDPR has a separate system to deal with cross-border processing, with mechanisms present such as the EDPB [European Data Protection Board], and voting systems for particular types of co-ordinated action, and the idea that a 'lead supervisory authority' can act but not control an entire process.

VDBH and ML assisted in the review and feedback process during the final production of this manuscript and also acted as supervisory committee members of MKC.

Monthly performance review meetings attended by VHTs and health workers were conducted to improve performance and the relationship between VHTs and health workers, and also acted as supervisory encounter by health workers.

Big German companies' supervisory boards are supposed to act as a check on their management boards.

In forcing out Mr Seifert and Mr Breuer, Deutsche Börse's shareholders have thrown a spotlight on the cosy and tight-knit club that operates at the top of German business.Mr Breuer also chairs the supervisory board of Deutsche Bank, which acted as adviser and financier for Deutsche Börse's bid for the LSE a conflict of interest that would beggar belief in Britain or America.

There is a Higher Education Commission (HEC) that acts as the supervisory body and also provides the funding.

A commission of funders acts as a supervisory board regarding general governance questions and project decisions with possible financial impact (Fig.  3).

They handled these challenges by collaborating as a supervisory team and taking different acts of supervision such as allowing students their independence, being there for students and by applying patient-centredness.

"The investigation is ongoing, and the F.B.I., working with our partners in the Hostage Working Group in Iraq, will continue to aggressively investigate every available lead in order to identify, apprehend and bring to justice those responsible for these horrific criminal acts," said Richard Kolko, a supervisory special agent for the F.B.I. in Washington.