Sentence examples for supervisory category from inspiring English sources

Most recently, after strident objections by banks, there was the shifting of the "w-factor" (the possibly unquantifiable residual risk in a credit derivative) from one supervisory category to another, and also the setting of arbitrary minimum risk weights for unrated securitised assets.

Meanwhile, multiple occupational and unit characteristic variables, such as unit nature, unit size, category of employment, and supervisory level, are also further controlled.

Contrary to the statute's original purpose, many workers put in the "salaried" category do little if any supervisory work.

Different patterns of occupational categories were observed across patient groups (P < 0.001), with asthmatics with current AR being overrepresented in the manager, intermediate and supervisory personnel and office and sales personnel categories compared to the other groups.> No differences in rates of nocturnal and diurnal symptoms between the three groups were observed (Table  4).

The difference is largely due to three things: differences in coverage the BLS covers a narrower category of workers (non-agricultural non-supervisory workers); differences in the choice of deflater (the price index used to adjust for inflation); and the inclusion of fringe benefits.

All the 3 categories of meetings – salary day, mid-level supervisory, and H&FWC meetings were – monitored through an observation checklist.

Personnel costs are calculated in two categories: 1) clinic staff, including counselors, and 2) supervisory staff.

These categories were in turn used to represent levels of supervisory experience.

Educating all categories of staff, including those who may have a supervisory role is likely to have a positive impact.

Wage and Fringe – Year 2010 BLS industry category was used to generate 2009 BLS estimates for non-supervisory wage and fringe benefits for each of 14 industries.

Some of the categories and questions included in the interview guide were on supervisory relationship, enablers of and barriers to CS, dual relationships and telesupervision.