Sentence examples for supervisory reports from inspiring English sources

The two bank watchdogs issued their own reports earlier this year, castigating the companies' faulty mortgage practices, but have said they can't share specifics for individual firms, supervisory reports or any underlying documentation that formed the basis of their findings, citing federal rules prohibiting their disclosure.

Most CHWs divided this workload into 2 sessions, one of around 3 hours in the afternoon and another 1 hour of work in the late evening when they wrote up their daily supervisory reports.

A supervisory report is immediately submitted to the RDHS.

After FSV by the DHMT, the monitoring sheet and supervisory report were immediately submitted to the DDHS.

Copies of the monitoring sheet and supervisory report are submitted to the respective DHMTs on the fifth (5th) of every month by the SDHT staff members.

This involves a) Assessment by the Supervisory team; b) Submission of Supervisory Report (which should be immediate); c) Data analysis by the Health Information Officer; d) Report writing (analysis report) by the Supervisory team; and e) Reporting to Regional Director of Health Services (RDHS) on monthly basis during the RHMT meeting.

The debt-equity ratios of some conglomerates have risen above the level of 200percentthatathehe government demanded during the crisis, the financial supervisory commission reported.

June 9, 2015 Henry Abadin, an ATSDR supervisory scientist, reported to Stephens that he had talked with Housenger and explained that the agency did not believe it was "duplicating efforts".

By employing a range of research methods, the paper examines the reasons for the disparity between organizational structures for supervisory and reporting relationships and the actual behavior of primary care physicians when seeking information.

All participants that reported a positive supervisory relationship also reported satisfaction with their CS arrangements.

Instead, most of the programmes in this sample increased the intensity of clinical care as well as the frequency of drug testing and supervisory visits typically with reports to the licensing board.