Sentence examples for supervisory concerns from inspiring English sources

The comptroller's office said in June 2011 that the loans increased "operational and credit risks and supervisory concerns".

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees the nation's largest banks, said in June that the loans raised "operational and credit risks and supervisory concerns".

A report last month by the agency overseeing the companies said that they pose "significant supervisory concerns" and that Freddie Mac suffers "internal control weaknesses".

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which oversees the nation's largest banks, said in June 2011 that the loans raised "operational and credit risks and supervisory concerns".

"Although we have identified some areas for improvement, they are not issues that cause significant supervisory concerns, " it said in a statement.

The office did not lower the rating to 3 ("exhibits some degree of supervisory concern") until February 2008, and to 4 ("unsafe and unsound") until September 2008, days before WaMu collapsed.

To alleviate these concerns, supervisory staff scheduled periodic educational sessions with the case managers to ensure they had a thorough understanding of the linkage program and explain that smaller caseloads were needed due to the short-term, intensive nature of the intervention.

Although topics are peripheral in Figure 6, most indicators of manpower and training and manpower development concern nurse training, nurse deployment, and related frontline worker capacity-building themes rather than manpower development themes related to systems strenghening.,, Publications about other manpower issues concerning supervisory or management training are relatively uncommon.

This cost may be associated with either reputational concerns or supervisory capture (e.g. revolving doors).

To this end, we identify a number of key concerns for supervisory machine control and a corresponding normalised design idiom.

In particular, its payoff function incorporates a liquidation cost, which may be associated with either reputational concerns or supervisory capture (e.g. revolving doors).