Examples of using Supervisory system in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the most widely-accepted one, is that the supervisory system was inadequate.
you have not yet explained to me how you plan to guarantee that this whole supervisory system will suddenly become independent.
more globally consistent, regulatory and supervisory system for financial services.
far-reaching European supervisory system.
effective and efficient supervisory system for CCPs should take into account its potential evolution in the long term.
by public authorities as part of the supervisory system in operation in the Member State concerned.
In fact, accepting a supervisory system based on the efforts of the national authorities is completely inappropriate, as their jurisdiction ends at
which is empowered by national law to supervise institutions as part of the supervisory system in operation in the Member State concerned.
The DG EAC supervisory system consists of:(a)
The bank said:“These powers include a significantly enhanced role for central banks of issue in the supervisory system of central counterparties, in particular with
considerably more complex supervisory system.
the ILO Conventions and monitored by the ILO supervisory system.
This pan-European supervisory system is designed to establish close cooperation
The Court concludes on the basis of its audit work that the supervisory system of the Commission and the control systems of the Member States are generally only partially effective in preventing overstated
through its standards and supervisory system, advice, capacity building
thus, to give up an effective supervisory system established for almost 30 years and which has acted
For consistency, and because the four authorities are part of the same supervisory system, the Commission has decided to conduct the review of the ESRB
but also a supervisory system overseen by the ECB
Is nevertheless convinced of the necessity of a European prudential supervisory system under which the EIB is subjected to the same prudential rules as credit establishments
(24ac) In line with the objective to achieve a more coherent and viable supervisory system in the Union to prevent and combat money-laundering and terrorist financing, the Commission should,