Sentence examples for supervisory matters from inspiring English sources

Fed officials do testify frequently before Congress — 11 times last year on regulatory and supervisory matters, by the Fed's count.

"As you know, we cannot comment at all on supervisory matters involving individual institutions," she said on Friday.

A spokesman for Ms. Bair said that the F.D.I.C. did not as a matter of course discuss confidential supervisory matters.

"Unfortunately the central bank's independence on regulatory and supervisory matters has recently been undermined by repeated interference from high level political authorities," the letter said.

And either the Class C directors of the New York Fed oversee the "selection, appointment, or compensation of Reserve Bank officers whose primary duties involve supervisory matters" or they do not.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (the "Basel Committee") is the primary global standard-setter for the prudential regulation of banking organizations and provides an international forum for cooperation on supervisory matters.

The director of the office, Patrice Ficklin, told Mulvaney and others in the bureau that she was alarmed by the blog posts, writing in an email that they "reminded me of debates we've had with Eric on supervisory and enforcement matters". She wondered whether Blankenstein truly intended to carry out Mulvaney's "repeated yet unsubstantiated commitment" to fair lending.

He became chief executive of Deutsche Bank last year, and the bank said he had the full backing of its management and supervisory boards in the matter.

In addition, the administrative and supervisory staff of Families Matter met weekly with the researchers to review and internalize the elements of the FFE service delivery logic model, which built the relationship and internalized the need for intervention fidelity.

Additional guidelines should be applied from the student's department of registration regarding makeup of the supervisory committee and similar administrative matters.

Tom Hosty, the N.C.A.A.'s managing director of enforcement, who had a supervisory role in the Miami matter that was similar to Roe Lach's, will remain with the organization, a spokeswoman said.