Sentences with phrase «oversight by»

The National Association of Home Builders reports that 60 % of new homes have at least one fireplace compared to 36 % of homes built prior to 1970 and this is not a simple oversight by real estate developers.

In order to eliminate mistakes and provide Client level of fiduciary care, a constant revision to registrant's standard clause list should be accomplished with diligent oversight by as many qualified sets of eyes as possible.

The real estate «wanna - be-a-profession / should - be-a-profession» is governed by overseeing umbrella organizations vs the ungoverned reality of most other every - day, free - for - all for - profit ventures that fit into the category of «wild - west - grab - what - we - can - when - we - can» and «hope - we - don't - get - caught - with - our hands - too - deep - in - the - public - cookie - jar - of - public - ignorance» ventures that are not subject to oversight by said oversight umbrella holders, who would take their dollars, as CREA, OREA / RECO (Ontario) et al do, in trade for supposed guidance away from from the vagaries of the wild - west show artists out there.

Panelists at iGlobal Forum's Specialty Finance Conference in New York predicted looser regulation and less oversight by the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) once the term of director Richard Cordray comes to an end.

Another area the report will tackle is the threshold for when a bank is considered large enough for stepped up oversight by the Fed.

Should a buyer sue a seller for damages post possession relating to an oversight by the seller's paid - for inspector, the judge will no doubt note that the buyer did not carry out his / her own due diligence by commissioning his / her own inspection report, thus naively avoiding hiring an inspector to work for his / her financial interests.

Residential buildings with rent controls are worth less than those without and can merit greater oversight by New York City during construction.

Residential buildings with rent controls are worth less than those without and can merit greater oversight by New York City during...

The Act also improves the state's oversight by requiring that all programs report on the state funds spent, the number and characteristics of families served and child and parent outcomes produced.

The quality, independence and ethics of research activities within the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) are subject to oversight by the Research Advisory Committee, Research Ethics Committee, Native Title Research Advisory Committee and Publishing Advisory Committee.

Nearly all of California's ECE programs are partially supported by federal and state funds and, thus, are subject to oversight by multiple authorizing agencies.

23 Clearly, Mrs. Treppit acknowledges her son's growing need for autonomy, but she maintains oversight by enlisting her younger son — a peer to his brother — as a chaperon.

Experiential rotations, organization - sponsored education, a major project and oversight by highly qualified preceptors will serve the Pharmacy Resident in the development of knowledge, skills, and the attitude needed to provide high quality pharmaceutical care.

The result is that more oversight by management is required.

They usually report to the executive director and may be provided direction and oversight by other managers in an organization.

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The FSB also recognised the increased regulatory oversight by various national governments, though it states that due to the global nature of cryptocurrency markets, ``

The officials assert that «Many of the internet - based cryptocurrency - trading platforms have registered as payment services and are not subject to direct oversight by the SEC or the CFTC,» as question the «effective [ness] and efficien [cy]» or the corresponding regulatory frameworks «for the digital era.»

Furthermore, the Chair assumes «U.S. - based cryptocurrency trading platforms have elected to be regulated as money - transmission services,» his written remarks revealed, «these predominantly state - regulated payment services have not been subject to direct oversight by the SEC or the CFTC» as of the present hearing.

The tighter regulatory oversight by the FSA appears appropriate, particularly because with Japan attracting such high volumes of trader activity, they remain a perpetual target of malicious cyber criminals.

The county gave up its fight to make cities pay their share for oversight by the Office of Inspector General — oversight that residents...

Yes, very simple, but we've been having a few of you complain about this perceived oversight by Microsoft.

«Many of the internet - based cryptocurrency - trading platforms have registered as payment services and are not subject to direct oversight by the SEC or the CFTC.

Fortunately, save for truly dated electronics (or serious oversight by the manufacturer) it's uncommon to find newer devices from major electronics companies without CEC support.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has remained silent as nearly $ 50 billion in market capitalization of his company has been wiped out with investors fearing new oversight by government regulators.

However, both currencies have a problem in common: the lack of regulation and oversight by official agencies.

That means he can strike deals with Russia or Turkey with nearly zero congressional involvement and no oversight by U.S. courts,» Wyden said.

Whether that's intentional on the part of the landlord or a simple oversight by someone new to the business doesn't matter — it's crucial to have this checklist so you don't get charged for things that weren't part of the apartment or damages that you didn't do.

In some cases, if the policyholder dies just before the premium due date and the final payment is missed, the grace period will give the survivors a little room to correct the oversight by making the payment so the policy is not be canceled.

As some frauds have happened, the regulator feels these were due to oversight by companies.

Such an expert can do much damage without effective oversight by those who must provide it and constant vigilance on the part of the participants in the criminal justice system who can protect the system against flawed expert evidence.

But, adds Nickerson, all of these new technologies need oversight by lawyers to review and grasp the nuances of the responses churned out by the machine learning systems.

This is an important part of development and provides some oversight by the tribunal.

The first was a simple oversight by the politician...

Although the details of that plan are too extensive to neatly summarize, suffice it to say they aim to address the issues of impartiality, independence and competence by functionally creating a new class of professional adjudicators who would be subject to oversight by a new governing council, government ministry and professional school.

The Court states, first of all, that no provision of the directive prevents oversight by the national supervisory authorities of transfers of personal data to third countries which have been the subject of a Commission decision.

A private members bill has been introduced in Parliament restricting candidates to the bench to those who have special training in sexual assault - related education, demanding written reasons in all related cases and requiring mandatory oversight by the Judicial Council.

«The Law Society «solution» for preventing money laundering is to rely entirely upon the integrity of individual lawyers — with no accounting or oversight by the law society or anyone else unless a complaint is made.

Each JEP Network firm is an independent law practice, operated by members of the Illinois Bar in good standing who receive resources, education, and mentorship from — not supervision or oversight by — the Justice Entrepreneurs Project (JEP) of the Chicago Bar Foundation (CBF).

Corporate law departments were once allowed to function passively, handling matters brought to them by their internal clients and working with outside counsel with little oversight by corporate management.

In effect, this case can be read as tacit acceptance of AG Cruz Villalón in his Opinion in Fransson, who proposed that the oversight by the Court of the exercise of public authority by the Member States be limited to those cases where there was «a specific interest of the Union in ensuring that that exercise of public authority accords with the interpretation of the fundamental rights by the Union».

Edward Snowden's recent disclosures have revealed a need to rethink the way that the current legal structure governing the clandestine activities of intelligence agencies provides for proper oversight by Congress and the public at large.

Via Cruise Law News comes a link to a lengthy Los Angeles Times article exploring the practice of oil companies registering their drilling rigs in exotic foreign lands to avoid, to the greatest extent possible, oversight by U.S. authorities.

The first was a simple oversight by the politician in question, but the rest start to get a little obscure.

There are some other comments regarding the application of the rule to attorneys (pp. 32 — 37), but the main thrust of the rule is that those nonbank entities engaged in the regular practice of debt collection will be subject to oversight by the CFPB.

For example, the AG suggests that the EU legislature should have provided a more precise description than «serious crime» [126] or subjected access to the data to oversight by judicial authorities or an independent body [127].

Consider a task that can be done with equal quality and minimal oversight by a partner in six hours and a senior associate in ten.

The Commission sets out safeguards for any future legislation, including ensuring the person has been fully informed of all other treatment and care options, that there is safe storage and transportation of lethal medication, and that there is monitoring and regulatory oversight by a national monitoring commission with investigatory powers.

The allegations included questions of whether the matters were handled with the required expediency, if «high standards of conduct» were enforced and if there was proper oversight by the Court.

While situations where the funder has an ulterior motive in supporting the litigation may be relatively rate, it is a risk that requires some degree of oversight by a court or Tribunal.