Be prepared for scrutiny.
One of the FSA's proposals, however, does include strengthening the central bank's systemic-scrutiny role; giving it power to adjust banks' capital charges to mitigate booms and busts.Designing sturdier financial regulation is high among most countries' priorities these days.
Coates received the prestigious award at a time when America's systemic racism faces renewed scrutiny and the Black Lives Matter movement pressures the US government and its citizens to examine – and act against – widespread inequality.
In the past, he hasn't held back from criticizing Obama-era scrutiny of systemic problems in police departments, which often led to investigations by the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division and often culminated in court-enforced agreements to implement specific reforms.
The Jay Report into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham revealed systemic failures in local council scrutiny, governance, and leadership.
The youth justice system needs more profound scrutiny and there is an urgent need for a holistic inquiry, in public, to examine the wider systemic and policy issues.
An increased penetration into diseased skin would require a more severe scrutiny of local and systemic biosafety issues.
"Delay in holding inquests not only impacts on a bereaved family's grieving but frustrates the learning process, as proper public scrutiny of any individual or systemic failings is delayed, resulting in the ever-present risk of further deaths".
In the future, financial firms of any type whose failure would pose a systemic risk must accept especially close regulatory scrutiny of their risk-taking.
The common systemic rheumatic diseases, particularly SLE and RA, are under scrutiny as well.
"But what will inevitably happen is, one, it will be used to pursue vendettas, and two, because they won't give up press control, because they won't open up the party to outside scrutiny – because they are not able to address the systemic problems – it won't be effective".
