Over the years BPNI has played
the role of a watchdog organization and exposed several big baby food brands on how they undermined the IMS Act.
The role of the Watchdog is to detect territorial intruders, detect threatening people or animals, to possibly confront but not ever bite, and to alert the owner that something is wrong through barking.
And an interim board member says the new national reconciliation commission will act in
the role of a watchdog.
Not exact matches
Britain's competition
watchdog has fined Pfizer a record 84.2 million pounds ($ 107 million) for its
role in ramping up the cost
of an epilepsy drug by as much as 2,600 %.
China is merging its banking and insurance regulators and transferring some
of those
watchdogs»
roles to the central bank, the government has announced.
It even plays the
role of what Paul Nizan calls «
watchdog»; that is, to the extent that it calms passions or preaches patience or permits the poor man to bear his poverty or holds up the light
of hope, to that extent it becomes a party to injustice, inhibits revolt against it and supports evil.
Australia's competition
watchdog wants a strong presence in the future
of dairy processing that extends well beyond its
role in shaping Saputo's $ 1.3 billion acquisition
of Murray Goulburn.
To play a leading
role in the promotion
of high quality patient care and to act as an independent
watchdog for better regulation
of safe healthcare.
Common Cause and a coalition
of reform groups, including the League
of Women Voters, the New York Public Interest Research Group, and Reinvent Albany recommend reinstating the state Comptroller's
role as a
watchdog over state contractors.
«It's pretty clear that all
of the state ethics
watchdogs are not really meeting their
role,» said Horner who said there's been an «unbelievable» series
of scandals in the legislature and governor's office in recent years.
The firm's dual
role — consulting for political candidates and then advising the groups trying to sway them — is gaining the attention
of government
watchdogs.
For all the background on the rising costs
of the Olympics, the failure to introduce adequate competition for key 2012 contracts, Ken Livingstone's
role in the sorry affair and the souring
of public opinion we recommend The TaxPayers» Alliance's 2012
Watchdog blog.
The request was drafted by Rosendale councilwoman Jen Metzger and will be shared with other municipalities in the pipeline's proposed path, thereby continuing Rosendale's track record
of taking a lead «
watchdog»
role on the project.
As psychological perceptions go, this had to give the DiNapoli camp some kind
of boost in its
watchdog role.
One
of the Conservatives» most powerful and generous donors is at the centre
of a political and financial storm after City
watchdogs savaged his firm for its
role in the Libor interest - rate fixing scandal.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara took on the
role of investigating the Buffalo Billion after none
of the
watchdogs in state government would.
He appears to have irritated the ethics
watchdog, which considers whether new jobs for former ministers could present a conflict
of interest, by announcing his appointment before they were given time to review any potential conflict with his duties as MP and his former
role at the Treasury.
If the Lib Dems were whipped to support a vote on implementing Leveson (albeit an amended version to address Clegg's misgivings on Ofcom's
role in verifying the new
watchdog and on data protection), the working majority over the Tories would be 35 (303 Tories versus a new combined total
of 335
of the rest).
The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan has thrust the NRC's
role as industry overseer squarely in the spotlight, but another critical player in U.S. nuclear safety is the NRC's Office
of the Inspector General, an independent agency that serves as
watchdog to the
watchdog.
Even at some
of the nation's more robust death investigation units, staffers worry that they do too few autopsies to fulfill their
watchdog role.
He had chaired the board
of England's education
watchdog - setting the strategic direction for the more high - profile
role of chief inspector, currently held by Sir Michael Wilshaw.
In this lesson, students consider the definition and responsibilities
of «citizen
watchdogs,» develop a culminating set
of strategies or guidelines for combating confirmation bias as they consume and create news and information, and consider the very powerful
role of social and mobile media as tools for social change.
The Local Government Association says 91 %
of council maintained schools are rated good or outstanding by education
watchdog Ofsted - so they should be allowed «to play a direct
role in raising education standards and improving life chances, including taking on the running
of failing academies».
While the Secretary dismantles the Department's
role as a
watchdog for student civil rights, she has remained silent in the face
of new reports
of discrimination, violence and shameful neglect in the nation's public schools.
Although provocative, ``... a handful
of agents, all
of whom spoke to PW on the condition
of anonymity, said they're worried that contracts from print - first imprints will increasingly come with clauses indicating that the publisher makes no guarantee on format» (meaning, no guarantee the publisher would produce a print version
of a work), what stood out for us was that literary agents are fulfilling this
watchdog role for authors... an advantage most indie authors don't enjoy.
The October «
Watchdog» column detailed Wills history
of questionable associations; his proximity to missing money at other humane societies; and his
role as Hoyt's longtime protege and rumored eventual successor.
Such dogs were expected to do a variety
of roles around the ranch: play with the kids,
watchdog, move the livestock, and then do a bit
of hunting work (in this case, hunting for hogs).
In many instances, their
role is simply that
of a
watchdog.
In addition to its other
roles of working dog, playmate, hunting dog and
watchdog, the Airedale Terrier also makes a great show dog.
Markey's committee also played a key
role investigating the BP blowout in the Gulf
of Mexico, demonstrating its
role as an important polluter
watchdog in Congress.
This comes at the same time that United is being called out by industry
watchdogs for its major
role in lobbying against new regulations to begin curbing the massive amounts
of climate pollution the airline industry is responsible for.
One major
role of the media is, after all, to be the government
watchdog and as such it's understandable to usually focus on lackings and suggested improvements.
Thanks to the Internet, surrogate - expertise is far more effective (and rapidly so) than ever before: The blogosphere itself plays the
role of collective experts & consumer protection
watchdogs.
Clifford Chance (CC) and Slaughter and May have won advisory
roles as the UK's competition
watchdog raises concerns over MasterCard's proposed # 700m takeover
of UK payments company VocaLink.
Review
of hair tests finds they did not play key
role in custody cases, but
watchdog criticizes findings.
To exercise their rightful
role as
watchdogs of government, Canadians need to understand who and what they are watching.
In terms
of openness, the media obviously has a critical
role to play and has argued that it should have unfettered access to the family courts as a
watchdog or «proxy for the public».
News reports about Facebook's
role in the aggressive form
of data collection also have raised serious questions about whether the company violated a landmark consent decree with a federal
watchdog agency designed to prevent privacy violations.
Further, the industry saw the People's Bank
of China, the country's central bank, take on a more active
role as a
watchdog of the domestic bitcoin exchange ecosystem.
The reports set out how I will go about my
role as the independent
watchdog to monitor the performance
of governments on Indigenous issues.
They haven't stepped up and assumed the
role of industry
watchdog — continue to encourage them to do so and provide feedback when you see questionable behavior.