Sentence examples for supervisory obligations from inspiring English sources
"The message the panel is sending is, 'You guys have to take your supervisory obligations seriously,' " he added.
We hope that during his time as both a sworn member and as a sergeant with supervisory obligations, that Mr. Wood reported these disturbing allegations at the time of their occurrence.
Resources must support the continued ability of the ED, hospital and community providers to fulfill clinical education, training and supervisory obligations in accordance with national professional guidelines and standards [ 49].
Will I have supervisory responsibility?
"It's important that firms be aware of their supervisory and compliance obligations to prevent violations of the securities law," Ms. Richards said.
So we hardly observed physicians with supervisory or teaching obligations.
Supervisory boards are getting smaller: companies feel less obligation to include representatives of the country's three main linguistic groups (German, French and Italian), both main strains of Christianity and both sexes.At the same time, management and supervisory boards now contain more foreigners.
This would put the obligation to monitor and enforce codes on governments, supervisory bodies, and non-governmental organizations alike.
This probably explains why around 16,000 complaints were made to lawyers' regulators last year, and why the supervisory regulator, the Legal Services Board, last week felt the need to issue guidance about the obligations on lawyers to tell their clients how to complain.
This allows "individuals and communities [to] learn what they are legally entitled to, States [to] know what kind of legal obligations they have in relation to the implementation of these rights and supervisory bodies [to] monitor the performance of States in this regard" (Donders 2011).
Additionally, a decision by the supervisory BBC Trust to award Mr. Entwistle a payoff equivalent to $750,000 — twice the contractual obligation — has drawn howls of protests from politicians, newspaper columnists and rank-and-file BBC staff members.
