Sentences with phrase «financial scrutiny»

They'll face the same credit and financial scrutiny as a spouse.

It says MPs need to be convinced that spending more of their time on financial scrutiny will be a «worthwhile use of their time».

These were financial transactions, of course and we have learned much of late about the need for financial scrutiny and control.

[its duty of financial scrutiny] effectively, and it needs to be more assertive,» the report concludes.

Richard Watts, chair of the LGA's children and young people board, said: «We are told that academies and free schools are subject to more financial scrutiny than council - maintained schools, yet we keep hearing that millions of pounds of taxpayers» money, which has been earmarked to make sure our children get a good education, is disappearing into the back pockets of those in charge.

The Lib Dems were launching their manifesto in the Bloomberg building in central London: a building which was occupied with financial scrutiny just as the Lib Dems would be if they got into government.

Politicians damaged by the expenses scandal should not be allowed to conduct financial scrutiny of the BBC or other public bodies, former director - general Greg Dyke has said.

Members of the Ghana and UK Parliament met in Accra from 9 - 11 November to discuss good practices and to strengthen public financial scrutiny.

Red Flags: Net Losses, the new policy report by the independent think tank the Grand Canyon Institute (GCI), finds that charter holders are able to engage in questionable and potentially unsustainable financial practices due to the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools» (ASBCS) limited authority and minimally detailed financial scrutiny.

Our top 10 picks for 2009 span from tear - jerker novel to complex financial scrutiny, all chosen by BookPage audio columnist Sukey Howard.

Apartment REITs, particularly the publicly traded ones, have led the way in revenue management primarily because they're under intense financial scrutiny from investors and Wall Street analysts, says Donald Davidoff, group vice president of strategic systems at Englewood, Colo. - based Archstone.

Of course, the real disproportionate cost comes when ministers appeal unwinnable legal cases without any fear of financial scrutiny.

Some co-borrowers will be subject to more financial scrutiny than others.

While the directive aims to strike a balance between privacy and financial scrutiny, it also seeks to publicly disclose some of this information so that third parties and civil society at large can know who holds what currency and potentially even how much.

The paper warns: «The risk is that free school proposals will not be subject to financial scrutiny.»

«Financial scrutiny of free school applications continues to be carried out by trained DfE staff with advice from financial experts.

Law firms quickly realised that in order to survive and prosper during a new era of cost - cutting and financial scrutiny, they needed to become far more streamlined and productive.

The healthcare industry is still facing challenges in the form of uncertainty, financial scrutiny and changes to Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA).