Sentence examples for supervisory business from inspiring English sources

Ed Richards would need to recuse himself from any BBC supervisory business.

In Germany's dual-board system, the managing board has day-to-day responsibility for running the business; supervisory boards, by contrast, exercise only general oversight.

Part of the difficulty is that many different government authorities and business supervisory authorities are engaged in anti-money laundering and they do not coordinate well.

Mr Sarkozy says that his friend will remain non-executive chairman for only "a few months".The clumsy attempt by Mr Sarkozy's government to defend Mr Proglio recalled a similar affair last year when ministers tried to justify the choice of the president's son, Jean, a law undergraduate, as head of the supervisory board for La Défense, Paris's business district.

ALFRED VON OPPENHEIM AND FAMILY Germany $1.9 billion Age: 65 The business: Chairs the supervisory board of Europe's largest private bank, prestigious Sal Oppenheim jr.

A Premiere spokesman, Dirk Heerdegen, confirmed that Georg Kofler, the new head of Premiere, is expected to present a realistic business plan to the supervisory board Tuesday, but declined to comment on details.

"We are seeing a lot of small-business cases," said Mark Culp, a supervisory special agent at the F.B.I.'s cyberdivision in Washington.

Arguably, this addresses a weakness in the central bank, which has lost touch with the day-to-day business of banking since losing its supervisory role.

What sort of competitive model permits someone with very close connections in the world of contracting to get supervisory rights over another company in the same business?

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.

From next year, around 100 of Germany's largest businesses must ensure 30% of their supervisory boards are women.