Special interests — think Wall Street — have the resources and time to monitor and influence that process.
He explained that the delay in telling parliament was partly due to banks requesting time to monitor potentially suspicious activity.
Does a charity really have time to monitor every single underlying investment, and the business models and future plans of those organisations.
The new system, called the Sentinel Initiative, will allow officials from the Food and Drug Administration for the first time to monitor almost immediately how drugs affect health.
"The Treasury had a key interest in the Verde transaction, in particular given the state aid implications; and as you would expect, ministers and officials met with the relevant parties from time to time to monitor progress on the deal.
The UN human rights council voted in June to appoint an independent LGBT expert for the first time to monitor "violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity" around the world.
The academy found overwhelming evidence that as levels of nurse staffing rose the quality of care improved, because nurses had more time to monitor patients and can more readily detect changes in their conditions.
Closed-circuit television would be installed for the first time to monitor public areas in and around the Washington Monument and the Jefferson, Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vietnam Veterans and Korean War memorials.
Some year-rounders working long hours in local restaurants and other businesses, earning all they can during the height of the summer season, said they had had little time to monitor the case.
I soon came to realise that I did not have the time to monitor the shares adequately so I again used advice to start saving monthly in a generalist fund.
If these hypocritical parents, whose "values" are so important to them, were really interested in their children's moral development, they would take more time to monitor what their children view.
