'supervisory power' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the authority of someone in a position of leadership to oversee and direct the work of others. For example: "The manager has the ultimate supervisory power over all of the employees in his department."
Approves candidates President Approves candidates, reviews legislation PARLIAMENT Has no supervisory power over supreme leader.
The Treasury and other government agencies already have supervisory power over parts of the financial system, but so, too, does the Federal Reserve.
This meant that the Fed had supervisory power over all six of the largest surviving American financial institutions: Morgan, Goldman, Chase, Citi, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.
"We don't need majority ownership to work with the banks," he said, arguing that federal agencies have enough supervisory power to nurse banks back to full health.
Ireland named Patrick Honohan, a finance professor, to run the country's central bank, giving him supervisory power over a banking industry that almost collapsed last year.
She was also found to have a conflict of interest because she has supervisory power over judges who are hearing a corruption case against her husband, a former state bank chairman.
Parliament recently rejected a motion to limit the television board's supervisory powers.
With the reputation of market discipline in tatters, central bankers will get vast new supervisory powers.
The plan outlined by the European Commission would, if ratified, give the central bank new supervisory powers on Jan . 1
The inspectorate, represented by regional inspectors under an inspecteur d'académie and by national inspectors, had extensive bureaucratic and supervisory powers.
Judicial review is a flexible remedy whereby the high court exercises its supervisory powers over the decisions of officials.
