Sentence examples for tough supervision from inspiring English sources
Another is a strong central bank with a reputation for independence and tough supervision.
"Behind the Blair story," they wrote, "lay a misguided pattern of tough supervision and lenient forgiveness that led to retaining him, and in fact promoting him, when at several points he was demonstrating that he was not yet ready".
Instead, the prime minister, Antonis Samaras, will have to negotiate a new credit line with the European Union or, worse, accept 15 more months of tough supervision by the IMF, in return for €12 billion.Mr Samaras still insists the "era of the memorandum" (as Greeks call the bail-out) is ending, and talks up renewed foreign investment.
Why the economists and finance scholars suddenly (again, with the exception of Prasch) support making tough supervision a top priority of the new Fed Chair is never explained convincingly.
Some also think tougher supervision is needed.
That is almost bound to mean tighter capital standards and tougher supervision.
Some investors welcomed the tougher supervision, saying it was long overdue.
One of the draft decrees adopted calls for tougher supervision of spending by ministries and state enterprises.
These include tougher supervision of banks, requirements on them to hold more capital, and curbs on lending to specific sectors such as housing.
Osborne has insisted that this bank levy and tougher supervision of the City is the way to respond to the financial crisis of 2008-09.
The repeal of laws restricting banks' movement across state borders has allowed them to cover bigger areas, so they are less exposed to local economic problems.Increased profitability and tougher supervision have helped too.
