Sentence examples for supervisory regimes from inspiring English sources

"Our concern was really the establishment of 50 state supervisory regimes, where states could come in and look at the books whenever they wanted to," he said.

Signatories would then have to overhaul their supervisory regimes to meet the new standards.Many of the committee's proposals are good ones.

The empirical tests allow us to disentangle the relative effects of the supervisory regimes on macroeconomic resilience.

Despite this regulatory endeavor to harmonize supervisory regimes, the implementation of the public oversight boards across European countries is not homogeneous, and significant differences persist (García-Osma et al. 2014).

"Yeah... but I was calling on the rest of the world all the time to create a global supervisory regime".

According to some experts who study systemic risks posed by huge and complex companies, installing a "more robust supervisory regime" isn't enough.

Crucial was Richardson's judgment that a main attraction of the City internationally was its participative and interactive – rather than prescriptive – supervisory regime.

The other potential difficulty for students in connecting their loans to federal support for banks is that to get access to the discount window, banks are subject to a wide-ranging regulatory and supervisory regime.

But on February 3rd the Italian cabinet approved a proposed law to reform its supervisory regime that takes away far fewer of the bank's powers than earlier drafts had suggested.

The Democrats' bill gives broad powers to a consumer protection agency to regulate almost any business that extends credit, meaning that companies like car dealers and professionals like orthodontists who allow customers to pay over time could be subject to a new regulatory and supervisory regime.

This special report will argue that although some rebalancing is needed, particularly in financial regulation, where innovation outpaced a sclerotic supervisory regime, it would be a mistake to blame today's mess only, or even mainly, on modern finance and "free-market fundamentalism".