Sentence examples for to increased monitoring from inspiring English sources
Financial institutions would have incentives to comply with governance requirements and self-regulate to avoid being subjected to increased monitoring and continuous heightened government scrutiny.
The threat of heightened scrutiny for institutions subject to a DPA/CIA may help optimize incentives because financial institutions would be subjected to increased monitoring by government regulators only after a first time offense had occurred.
Though uncomfortable with the legal proceedings against him, CVC, whose shareholding has shrunk from 63 to 36 per cent, is prepared to allow Ecclestone to continue as chief executive, subject to increased monitoring and control by the board, until a judgment is passed down in Munich.
This is due to increased monitoring of adherence to these recommendations.
"The money allotted to states that adopt this one-size-fits-all mandate won't cover the many millions it costs to actually enforce the mandate due to increased monitoring and enforcement".
IUU vessels have increasingly been pushed out of national waters of the UK, France and Australia due to increased monitoring, control and surveillance at sea, and from South African waters due to stock depletion [13], [19], [27], [28].
The state Health Department has notified every health care provider in the state to increase monitoring for infectious diseases.
The participation of independent directors increased significantly following the passage of SOX as many firms felt pressure to increase monitoring.
Buyers have recently come under pressure to increase monitoring of suppliers' behaviors to bolster CSR compliance.
In response, Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) in an attempt to increase monitoring and improve corporate governance.
The group says it wants the transportation authority to stop expanding bus facilities in Upper Manhattan, to increase monitoring of air quality and to begin replacing diesel buses with natural gas buses, already in use on Long Island.
