Sentences with phrase «more robust oversight»

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If regulation has not worked in the past, will anything change in the future, even with more robust oversight?

I will be setting up far more robust oversight and challenge when it comes to the financial performance of academy trusts.

There are now more than 2,000 separate trusts running academies and he told heads there would be «far more robust oversight» of the finances of academy trusts.

We believe that independent Board leadership would be particularly useful at Amazon in providing more robust oversight regarding sustainability issues.

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«The minister of finance, supported by the Department of Finance, has ultimate responsibility for the financial system and authority for all financial sector legislation,» he said in a speech in Vancouver in 2009, slamming the door on the efforts of some in Ottawa, including former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, to create a more robust system of financial oversight.

«We have the staff capability to do that and I think it is certainly something the people of the state would expect, that in response to these charges and the allegations that we have a much more robust process of oversight, checks and balances, and accountability.

A Stronger, More Accountable Contract — Stronger oversight provisions are necessary to ensure that contract requirements are met and accountability measures are robust.

The spokeswoman maintained that the strict system of oversight and accountability under which trusts operate is «more robust than in council - run schools, which has enabled us to identify these issues and take swift action to address them.»

In a statement, the Department for Education said: «All academies operate under a strict system of financial oversight and accountability, more robust than in council - run schools.