Sentence examples for up supervision from inspiring English sources

She vowed to step up supervision of private plans.

"The central bank is also stepping up supervision and ensuring that the banking law and regulations are fully enforced, including on conflict of interest," he said.

Two years ago, in an effort to shore up supervision, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly increased the scrutiny on the midnight shift, which at various times in the department's history has been a dumping ground for problematic and unproductive officers.

Mr. Carey is relinquishing his oversight of BBDO New York a year after he gave up supervision of the agency's Los Angeles and San Francisco offices to Mr. Katz and Mr. Sann, 54, the other co-chief executive at BBDO New York who is also chief creative officer.

The ministry said it had issued an urgent notice to government offices and trade organizations involved in health and drug exports to step up supervision and inspection of heparin production and to create a system that would allow the industry to trace the path of heparin supplies back to the raw ingredient suppliers.

By beefing up supervision under the European Central Bank, one of the few European institutions to emerge from the euro crisis with its reputation intact, officials in Brussels are seeking to end the vicious cycle in which some nations have racked up enormous debts by bailing out their banks.

Very few follow up supervisions (17% of CHWs) had been carried out by health staff of the community health centres and no supervision had been undertaken by health staff of the district hospital as initially planned.

Moreover, redesigned regulatory frameworks, phased implementation, and stepped-up supervision will gradually extend to other segments, including asset management.

Still, Mr. Lewis does a nimble job of using his subjects' stories to explicate the greed, idiocies and hypocrisies of a system notably lacking in grown-up supervision, a system filled with firms that "disdained the need for government regulation in good times" but "insisted on being rescued by government in bad times".

In short, this debate, like so many others in recent years, suggests a culture in desperate need of grown-up supervision.

Yet this year's show went largely without grown-up supervision; the closest thing to an old-timer was the Game, who appeared during Tyga's set.