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supervisory

[soo-per-vahy-zuh-ree] / ˌsu pərˈvaɪ zə ri /


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And she and other regulators have also mulled ways to allow banks to more easily contest examiner findings, citing “abusive supervisory behaviors” and a need to make examiners more accountable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Heineken said the executive decided to step down in consultation with the supervisory board.

From The Wall Street Journal

Carmarthenshire council said it had activated its severe weather arrangements and had "increased operational resilience with extra 4x4 capability, additional supervisory cover, and redeployment of staff".

From BBC

According to university policy, a supervisor may not initiate or attempt to initiate an intimate relationship with someone over whom they exercise supervisory authority.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, she doesn’t see this as a key personnel risk, as she reckons the chair is more of a supervisory role, while CEO Georges Elhedery will continue to lead the group’s operations and strategy execution.

From The Wall Street Journal