Sentence examples for supervisory service from inspiring English sources
On November 8th the financial supervisory service (FSS) forced South Korea's second-largest commercial bank, Hanvit, to merge with three smaller banks.
The ratio of card loans overdue by more than a month rose to 15.4percentt from 15.2percentt in January, the financial supervisory service said, citing preliminary figures.
He has provided that sort of supervisory service to a number of customers who brought in kids to help with I.T., and he says it often allows the customer to save some money without much risk of something going wrong.
Mr. Park said, however, that the finance ministry and the financial supervisory service would not interfere with efforts to permit Hynix to survive, while "creditor banks will be less obtrusive".
After 22 years of supervisory service in the public high schools, including three years as a principal, I chose to leave a system to which I had given my total commitment.
The director-general cut his professional teeth there and the head of banking supervision was formerly a senior officer in its supervisory service.The secret of peaceful cohabitation, it seems, is to avoid being too keen in winning an edge over the neighbours and to employ senior staff who once worked for the opposition.
BI, based in Boulder, Colo., also provides supervisory services for misdemeanor and felony probationers.
But by encouraging banks from rich countries to open local branches they can, in effect, "import" supervisory services.
But now, thanks to new research, there's a less hypothetical question to consider: What if the would-be guardians of the public overestimated the demand for their supervisory services?
Organizational stressors are exemplified by conflicts with other professions, lack of financial or personnel resources, organizational changes and/or new routines, insufficient salary, poor managerial or supervisory services, etc [ 52- 55].
Keena Cauthen, supervisory veterans service representative for the Veterans Administration, cautiously noted that contracts would add more stability than rehiring, and offer some sense of job security.
