A deal that parliament will certainly be able to scrutinise.
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As in America, Britain's competition tsars scrutinise mergers with a microscope.
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Yet few politicians are equipped to scrutinise, say, arcane financial rules.
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The central bank will closely scrutinise the tankan at its Dec.
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The email nudged journalists to scrutinise Bird's numbers on its website.
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We need to scrutinise whether banks could become more hesitant of lending.
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It said it would scrutinise any further acquisition of content or partners.
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But investors will scrutinise Ramaphosa's decision to retain David Mabuza as deputy president.
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They argue that the changes will mean fewer MPs to scrutinise the government.
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AUDITORS are often accused of being too lenient on the companies they scrutinise.
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But companies pay them, not investors, which may dampen the motivation to scrutinise.
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The Senate must carefully scrutinise whoever Mr Trump taps to replace Justice Kennedy.
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It is surely right that Parliament should scrutinise whether those promises have been met.
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In December the propaganda department announced a new ethics committee to scrutinise video games.
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The financial industry was deregulated, creating an army of number-crunchers to scrutinise firms.
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Parliamentary committees will next scrutinise the bill before it can be passed into law.
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What IDLES do differently to their punk forebears is reflect inwards and scrutinise their rage.
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Who, for example, should scrutinise all the legislation returning from Brussels to British statute books?
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That might be because, when they scrutinise a merger, they focus solely on consumers' welfare.
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Hard-nosed investors would scrutinise their books and put pressure on them to perform well.
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Safest is to look after personal information and carefully scrutinise bank and credit-card statements.
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There are also huge gaps in the data available for citizens to scrutinise their leaders.
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America's antitrust authorities are certain to scrutinise a deal between the two biggest discount brokers.
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The data will be among indicators the Bank of Japan will scrutinise at its Oct.
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The European Parliament and EU member states will have an opportunity to scrutinise the draft rules.
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The government has said it will scrutinise offers by foreign firms for reasons of national security.
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They scrutinise policy rigorously, but usually only in advance, when little is known about its impact.
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So others argue that Congress should create an independent agency to scrutinise regulations on its behalf.
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Some suggest the two chambers should form a joint committee to scrutinise Brexit-related statutory instruments.
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It will soon have the power to scrutinise deals involving small companies, not just big ones.
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Few in politics or the media have the resources or expertise to scrutinise their analysis properly.
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America's antitrust authorities look sure to scrutinise a deal between the country's two biggest discount brokers.
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Markets will scrutinise its policy statement and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments at a news conference.
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Congress should appoint experts to scrutinise regulation on its behalf, as it has done for budgetary matters.
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Widely respected for its independent analysis, the CBO increases the ability of Congress to scrutinise the budget.
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And the more BlackRock uses its power to influence other firms, the more regulators will scrutinise it.
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Part of the House of Lords' remit is to scrutinise bills passed by the House of Commons.
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When ethnically different others are present, people tend to remain cautious, scrutinise information and reach better decisions.
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Solid tankan results should be encouraging for the BOJ, which will scrutinise the survey readings, due Dec.
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Having already targeted several of these (see chart), the commission plans to scrutinise another 300 tax rulings.
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In Britain, new policies come with an "equality impact assessment" which scrutinise their impact on specific groups.
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Messrs Achen and Bartels also show that many people neither follow politics closely nor scrutinise policy carefully.
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America's Department of Homeland Security reckons face recognition will scrutinise 97% of outbound airline passengers by 2023.
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Some business leaders say they are nervous that the new government will want to scrutinise existing contracts.
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We do them, on your behalf, to scrutinise and hold to account those who would govern us.
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Local authorities also ask to scrutinise all evangelical material, including adverts for charity events, according to Catholic faithful.
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Instead, Congress could beef up the institutions which scrutinise cost-benefit analysis away from the heat of politics.
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EU and U.S. regulators have said they would scrutinise changes to privacy settings that WhatsApp made in August.
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And auditors are paid not by investors, whom they serve, but by the company whose accounts they scrutinise.
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Traders will scrutinise Thursday's decision for any indication of whether a rate hike is still likely this year.
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It also recommended the Pensions Regulator provide trustees with more advice on how to choose and scrutinise providers.
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"We need to scrutinise how an expected slump in overseas visitors could affect Japan's economy," he told reporters.
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The data will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinise at its next rate-setting meeting on Oct.
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We will enhance procedures to scrutinise game items before their release and hold the person in charge responsible.
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Mrs Foster initially said she could not be expected to scrutinise "every single jot and tittle" in her department.
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Traders will also closely scrutinise the release later on Wednesday of minutes from Federal Open Market Committee's previous meeting.
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Britain and Germany have set up monitoring bodies to scrutinise Huawei products, but that has not impressed American officials.
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Germany's information-security watchdog said this "significantly improved" its ability to scrutinise the information- and cyber-security of equipment.
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It said on Monday it would scrutinise all of the companies' business plans and publish an initial assessment on Jan.
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The Trump administration backed away from a proposal to create a new body to scrutinise Chinese investment in American technology.
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It would be impossible for a person to scrutinise the variety of products, colours and sizes that the machine orders.
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The Lords have a constitutional duty to scrutinise the EU withdrawal bill, which is making its way through the Commons.
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Politicians need to keep their distance from the armed forces and their hands off the institutions that scrutinise the government.
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But he added the BOJ will scrutinise the most appropriate means to balance the pros and cons of its policy.
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Whoever owns its shares, the Postal Savings Bank will need to file regular financial reports that global investors can scrutinise.
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Traders will also closely scrutinise the release later on Wednesday of minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's previous meeting.
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South African regulators are to scrutinise a firm linked to President Jacob Zuma's nephew that struck a lucrative oil deal.
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Vestager may also scrutinise Google's back-tax deal with British tax authorities following a complaint from the Scottish National Party.
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House of Commons committees will scrutinise the bill early in the New Year before it completes its passage into law.
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Bobby Jindal had an approval rating hovering around 20% and Mr Edwards himself didn't have much of a record to scrutinise.
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To answer this question, it helps to scrutinise why its credit-to-GDP ratio rose so quickly in the first place.
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The report will be among factors the BOJ will scrutinise when it meets for a rate review on April 24-25.
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The government said on Wednesday it would be able to scrutinise significant foreign investment for the purposes of protecting national security.
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Assuming the register is fully open to the public and accessible, it sounds possible to scrutinise who really owns the companies.
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The central bank's Nanjing branch also asked banks to closely scrutinise if mortgage applicants can enjoy preferential policies for first home buyers.
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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic recently said the government would scrutinise documents on hiring advisers for Agrokor's restructuring before taking any decisions.
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Scrutinise the new government's "America First" approach to the world, and much of it amounts to made-for-TV displays of firmness.
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Morgan wants Woods to provide her with a summary of the responses by Wednesday, saying the committee may want to scrutinise them.
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Mansfield and his team collaborated with Alcis, a satellite-imaging tech startup, to scrutinise 23 videos released online by the U.S. military.
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Traders will scrutinise Lagarde's words for her take on the ECB's latest stimulus plans, introduced in September, and the bank's economic forecasts.
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Which could result in some interesting map-making from the 13 regular Joes who will be drafted to scrutinise the state's election lines.
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It ought to be easier to scrutinise and challenge the processes of one algorithm than the decisions of thousands of cops and judges.
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Sniffer dogs, x-ray machines and officials, all from different factions, scrutinise your contents several times over—and you feel none the safer.
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And the European Commission can put up money for defence research; as with its monitoring of deficits, it can scrutinise national defence budgets.
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South Africa-focused investors will scrutinise manufacturing data due later in the week for clues about the health of Africa's most industrialised economy.
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But legislators in Congress and prosecutors in New York have been clamouring to scrutinise Mr Trump's financial records for signs of potential misdeeds.
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Financial advisers are also required to scrutinise the valuation process and conduct their own checks and assessments when appraising assets, the SFC added.
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Traders will scrutinise Lagarde's every word for her take on the ECB's latest stimulus plans, introduced in September, and the bank's economic forecasts.
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The Hamburg commissioner's move comes after EU and U.S. regulators said they would scrutinise changes to privacy settings that WhatsApp made in August.
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The BOJ also nudged up its growth forecasts, but traders will scrutinise governor Haruhiko Kuroda's remarks at a press conference later on Tuesday.
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Traders will scrutinise Lagarde's every word for her take on the ECB's latest stimulus plans, introduced in September, and the bank's economic forecasts.
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The FRC will scrutinise the submissions and decide if firms can remain signatories, a de facto requirement for winning investment mandates in some cases.
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Yes, they should use their majority in the House to scrutinise a president who shows contempt for the norms that have constrained past presidents.
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To scrutinise this trial independently, JPI Oceans, an intergovernmental research body, has paid for the Sonne, a German research vessel, to sail alongside GSR's.
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Quite the opposite: the "investigations and possible litigation" will scrutinise universities that promote campus diversity by giving an edge to racial minorities over whites.
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The deterioration from 84% to 65% in PwC's results was also "unsatisfactory" and the FRC will "scrutinise closely" how PwC implements its improvement plan.
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SFC's onsite inspections and investigations revealed a number of shortcomings including failure to scrutinise cash and third-party deposits into customers accounts, it added.
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Organisations need to more rigorously scrutinise whether their systems for assessing the merits of their male and female applicants are truly fair and equitable.
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Instead, he is offering parliament more time to scrutinise Brexit legislation, but on the condition they agree to a general election on December 12.
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The BBC said last week that the "dramatic" ruling had huge impact on the media's ability to report police inquiries and scrutinise their conduct.
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Verhofstadt, however, said the parliament would closely scrutinise how the British Home Office (interior ministry)prepares to apply the new rules to EU citizens.
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Germany also has more legal flexibility to scrutinise powerful firms that treat customers unfairly, which it has used to investigate Facebook's approach to customers' data.
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The Burmese are much keener on Ms Suu Kyi than on the journalists who set out to scrutinise her as they would any other politician.
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Traders will scrutinise comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi later on Friday, especially if he elaborates on plans for further monetary policy easing.
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The SFC's onsite inspections and investigations revealed a number of shortcomings including failure to scrutinise cash and third-party deposits into customers accounts, it said.
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The BOJ's report is among factors the nine-member board will likely scrutinise in deciding monetary policy at its rate review on Oct. 30-31.
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Today observers scrutinise around 80% of all elections, up from less than 30% in 1989, according to Susan Hyde of the University of California, Berkeley.
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Recently in Kenya and Ghana, for example, local media, civil society and opposition parties have been able to scrutinise dodgy deals signed by their governments.
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Observers had started to scrutinise Mr Trump's public schedule to find gaps when Xi Jinping, China's president, might meet with him to sign their pact.
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Under the "market definition and concentration" approach, regulators would determine the relevant labour market and scrutinise mergers that would push concentration over a certain threshold.
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"Financial markets scrutinise central banks every word and deed, taking them as the cue for their ups and downs and seeking perennial comfort," Borio said.
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The British prime minister's deal won a majority in one of its stages through Parliament, but his three-day timetable to scrutinise the bill was rejected.
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More rarely, geologists appear to scrutinise the slabs of shell-pitted dirty-white stone in which the Economist tower and two smaller neighbouring buildings are clad.
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To counter China's misuse of economic power, the West should scrutinise investments by state-owned companies and, with sensitive technologies, by Chinese companies of any kind.
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They observe that those decisions made by AI which are hardest to scrutinise are necessarily the most complex and thus likely to be the most useful.
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In an interview with IFR, the board's chairman, Mark Yallop, said it would like to scrutinise the potential impact of new issues on related secondary markets.
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Any attempt to scrutinise the perfect presentation of her body would have been boner-killing as it often didn't amount to much other than a fart.
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Praefcke said traders would scrutinise Carney's speech for insights into how he views a vote for a rate rise this month by the bank's chief economist.
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A government official who wished to remain anonymous said the president would set up a team to scrutinise the bill for changes on Thursday or Friday.
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TfL says it will continue to "closely scrutinise" Uber during any continued operation, including checking it meets the 20 conditions it set out in September 2019.
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All the more reason to give the public, the press and the opposition time to scrutinise the bill—time that they are entitled to in any event.
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Trustbusters should scrutinise mergers to gauge whether a deal is likely to neutralise a potential long-term threat, even if the target is small at the time.
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SHARES IN THE biggest internet firms took a nasty tumble on June 3rd, after weekend reports suggested American authorities were limbering up to scrutinise their business models.
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European banks have come under pressure from regulators to tighten compliance with anti money laundering rules since the financial crisis and will scrutinise the ruling, analysts say.
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The data will be among factors the Bank of Japan will scrutinise when it updates its long-term growth and price projections at next week's rate review.
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AgriSA, a union of commercial farmers, says that it will scrutinise the bill's implementation, and take to court any attempts to expropriate agricultural land without full compensation.
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The step comes as neighbouring countries scrutinise potential threats posed by Chinese technology after Washington barred Huawei, the global market leader, from its next-generation 5G networks.
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The new Sky offer has already sparked concern, with several politicians attending a debate in parliament this week to urge the government to properly scrutinise the deal.
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For it to stand, U.S. authorities need to see Hong Kong as sufficiently independent from Beijing, therefore they will scrutinise the latter's every step during the protests.
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It is expected to keep interest rates on hold, but markets will scrutinise the statement for clues as to the future direction of rates and the dollar.
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The prime minister has also indicated prior to taking the top job she wanted increased power to scrutinise takeovers after Kraft's purchase of Cadbury led to job losses.
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Traders will scrutinise Tuesday's unemployment and wages data for signs of whether inflation is feeding through to higher wage growth, a likely prerequisite to an interest rate hike.
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Although they will carefully scrutinise any new fund-management company, when it comes to established ones they typically focus their due diligence on the individual funds it runs.
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And there are a worrying number of couch-potato peers and lobby-fodder Lords at a time when there is plenty to scrutinise - ostensibly the upper chamber's role.
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That may prompt antitrust regulators in Brazil and elsewhere to scrutinise the deal, which may delay Boeing's efforts to wrap it up by the end of this year.
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The British government has insisted that the firm pay for a laboratory, called the Huawei Cyber Security Evaluation Centre, to scrutinise the hardware and software that Huawei supplies.
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One is that more states are starting to scrutinise Google over its policies about collecting consumer data and its allegedly anticompetitive behaviour toward smaller firms such as Yelp.
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Local media reported last week that Folli was dragging its feet on signing a contract with the audit firm that would scrutinise its finances at the regulator's request.
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As the world's largest private bank, it is a natural target for countries eyeing new international information-sharing agreements that will allow them to scrutinise citizens' tax affairs.
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The justices should, in other words, carefully scrutinise the government's claims every time it says the sky will fall unless the Supreme Court comes to its immediate rescue.
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The BOJ's nine-member board will scrutinise developments until the last minute in finalising its quarterly growth and inflation forecasts at the January rate review, the sources said.
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The BOJ will scrutinise data, assessments to be made by the bank's regional branch managers and market developments in deciding policy at the October rate review, he said.
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The Fed is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold, but traders will scrutinise the Fed's statement and its economic forecasts for clues about future policy decisions.
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"It's essential MPs (members of parliament) are given the opportunity to scrutinise the Attorney General's legal advice before voting on the final deal," he said in a statement.
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The FATF, for instance, has said that correspondent banks need not "KYCC" (know your customer's customer)—that is, look through their client banks to scrutinise those banks' account-holders.
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The debt-ridden rustbelt province of Liaoning in China's northeast has also established a parliamentary committee to scrutinise government spending and control debt, the first province to do so.
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At the end of each month, your kakeibo demands that you scrutinise your past four weeks of spending, acknowledging successes and weaknesses, and setting goals for the following month.
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The central bank's nine-member board will also likely scrutinise bond market moves since its decision in July to allow yields to move more flexibly around its zero percent target.
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So, too, has the practice of journal editors asking independent, usually anonymous, experts to scrutinise manuscripts and reject those deemed flawed—a quality-control process now known as peer review.
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Using a different methodology from UCI to scrutinise 28 big Chinese cities, the authors conclude that Guangzhou and Shenzhen are the best mainland cities for "technological innovation and balanced development".
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To counter China's misuse of political and economic power, we called for Western powers to scrutinise their links with the Chinese state and investments by Chinese companies of any kind.
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Mr Deblonde photographs each studio without its artist, inviting viewers to scrutinise the artist from assorted objects that hint at their favoured approach to scale, subject, palette and art history.
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They may be not be as financially sophisticated as their counterparties, but nor are they widows and orphans; they have plenty of money to hire experts to scrutinise term sheets.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 7 (Reuters) - South Africa's competition watchdog will ask for another extension to scrutinise of Anheuser-Busch InBev's planned $106 billion takeover of SABMiller, its spokesman said on Thursday.
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The test will scrutinise how 51 banks, 37 from the euro zone, covering 70 percent of the bloc's banking sector can withstand a cocktail of theoretical shocks over three years.
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An investigation, a so-called ownership-control procedure, to scrutinise banks' shareholders may take place if there is "significant influence over the management of the bank", the ECB's website says.
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This would give more time for legislators to scrutinise and oppose his plans to lead Britain out of the European Union, with or without a divorce deal, on Oct. 31.
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The BOJ will scrutinise upcoming data, such as its quarterly "tankan" business sentiment survey, to decide whether it needs to cut its overall assessment of the economy, the sources said.
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The party has ruled out replacing the Human Rights Act (HRA) while the process of Brexit is under way and will scrutinise Britain's human-rights laws only once it is finished.
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The current system tries to strike a balance between democracy and independence; politicians appoint governors to the Fed and set its goals but do not scrutinise its meeting-to-meeting decisions.
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Its authors criticise 1MDB's board for failing to properly scrutinise its executives, and recommend that police investigate the firm's former boss, Sharol Halmi, who now works in the prime minister's office.
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Capital outflows have fallen sharply since early 2017 due to improved market sentiment, stabilising currency expectations, and various measures to more effectively enforce existing capital controls and scrutinise outward direct investment.
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They may not reach a conclusion until the last minute as they scrutinise the market reaction to expected monetary easing steps by the European Central Bank and the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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This leaves open the possibility that the EU agrees a short extension to allow parliament more time to scrutinise the bill and Johnson proposes a new slightly longer timetable to lawmakers.
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Speaking at a conference on alternative investments at the London School of Economics, Matthew Granade, Point72's chief market intelligence officer, bragged that they scrutinise 80m credit card transactions every day.
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Schmitz told shareholders in Essen that RWE would scrutinise the positions adopted by industry associations of which it was a member to see whether they were aligned with the Paris accord.
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The Financial Times reported last year that discussions were taking place to give GCHQ access to the contractors involved in Hinkley Point, and the Times added that GCHQ would scrutinise systems.
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The Treasury is putting in place a process for the approval and monitoring of government guarantees, and a process is already in place to scrutinise the economic feasibility of new guarantee requests.
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While the BOJ does not directly target currency moves in guiding monetary policy, it will scrutinise their impact on Japan's economy and inflation, Eiji Maeda, the central bank's executive director, told parliament.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 7 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators are seeking feedback from interested parties before deciding whether to scrutinise small merger deals that give companies access to valuable data or high-potential drugs.
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Mr Vizcarra has proposed a referendum on the committee's recommendations to appoint the judicial council and judges through a public competition, and to set up a similarly chosen body to scrutinise the judiciary.
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Markets will scrutinise the Fed's two-day policy meeting, which starts Tuesday, for its sense of how the economy is holding up amid a U.S.-China trade conflict and global financial market volatility.
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"It is incumbent upon all regulators to support the U.S. economy, and scrutinise international agreements that are killing American jobs," Patrick McHenry, the Vice Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, told Yellen.
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Amamiya, a nominee for one of the two BOJ deputy governor posts, told a confirmation hearing in parliament's lower house that the bank would scrutinise the costs and benefits in guiding monetary policy.
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Stephen Gallo, European Head of FX Strategy at BMO Capital Markets, said investors should scrutinise price moves in oil, emerging market equities and base and precious metals for the remainder of this week.
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The EU competition enforcer will also scrutinise whether land transferred to Jaguar Land Rover for the project and a fee exemption for converting the land to industrial land complies with the bloc's rules.
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However, the season is being clouded by trade tensions and their impact on corporate profits, meaning analysts will scrutinise outlook statements to see whether to adjust earnings expectations for the rest of 2018.
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"This isn't a quest for closed solutions but rather an attempt to scrutinise and help design collective responses to the future impacts of AI technologies," the London-based company wrote in a blogpost.
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LONDON, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Regulators should scrutinise clearing houses and banks together to spot financial stability threats from the world's multi-trillion dollar derivatives market, the Bank for International Settlements said on Sunday.
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Basel-based BIS, a central bank umbrella group, has already called on politicians to closely scrutinise Big Tech's incursion into finance, a move that raises questions about data privacy, competition, markets and banking.
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BERLIN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - The German government will scrutinise a decision by Chinese automaker Geely to buy a $9 billion stake in Daimler AG, Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries was quoted as saying on Monday.
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And it can be called on to scrutinise any trade deal signed by the EU. Mr Lenaerts has said there are "many different ways" in which his court might be asked to confront Brexit.
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Messrs Son and Misra have every reason to ensure that the Vision Fund's procedures are pristine; potential investors in Vision Fund 2 will scrutinise how disciplined the first fund has been in allocating capital.
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That led to more regulation intended to protect auditors' objectivity, which comes under pressure because of limited competition and because they are paid by the firms they scrutinise, rather than the investors they serve.
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But the bigger lesson, one that will hang over Chinese stocks for years to come, remains much the same: it is more valuable to scrutinise government actions than to bother with the market itself.
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The ECB, which supervises the euro zone's top 129 banks, said this month it had created a task force to scrutinise banks with high levels of non-performing loans and propose "follow-up actions".
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However, opposition MPs and some Conservatives are set to oppose the motion, on the grounds that they should have more time to scrutinise details of Johnson's deal, revealed in the Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB.)
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" "We will scrutinise such risks in guiding monetary policy ... On the other hand, there's no change to our baseline scenario that global growth will pick up sometime during the latter half of this year.
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The obvious place to start would be OIRA, which has seen its budget fall by a quarter and its staff halved over the past three decades, even as the regulation it must scrutinise has proliferated.
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Lawmakers have expressed concern that the sheer volume of work created by the shift could limit parliament's ability to scrutinise it effectively and ensure the government is not introducing policy change by the back door.
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BRUSSELS, Jan 28 (Reuters) - European Union antitrust regulators said on Thursday they would scrutinise Google's tax deal with British tax authorities after a member of the Scottish National Party raised the issue in a letter.
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The BoE is expected to refrain from changing rates or its quantitative easing bond buying programme this week, but investors will closely scrutinise comments from governor Mark Carney on the outlook for the coming months.
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"But if the overseas slowdown driven by trade woes is moderate, and the speed at which it affects Japan's economy is slow, we have room to scrutinise economic indicators in deciding on policy," he said.
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The BOJ is also set to nudge up its growth forecasts as improved macroeconomic indicators take some pressure off the central bank for more stimulus, but traders will scrutinise Kuroda's remarks after the policy decision.
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In an effort to understand what is behind the weak numbers, the BOJ is likely to scrutinise several factors, including whether online shopping is driving down prices, according to sources familiar with the central bank's thinking.
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The government was forced to hold the vote after parliament passed a law on Monday giving themselves power to scrutinise and make changes to May's request to extend the Article 50 negotiating period a second time.
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However, underwriting banks are managing any potential resistance to the terms, especially around debt incurrence, by targetting smaller investors that don't have the same resources as the bigger funds to scrutinise the documentation, banking sources said.
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But BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda maintained his optimism on Japan's economic recovery on Monday and said now was the time to scrutinise the effect of the January easing on the economy, dispelling speculation of immediate easing.
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The new guard has started to scrutinise and in some cases, kill, developments initiated by the previous government, ultimately refusing to build two flyovers that would have cost nearly $27 million USD, according to state media.
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LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Britain's finance ministry has said it will scrutinise Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing's attempted takeover of the London Stock Exchange, after the Asian bourse made a surprise $39 billion approach on Wednesday.
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Ministers must also spell out their plans on encryption to ensure that they will not force tech firms to provide a "back door" for spies, the parliamentary committee set up to scrutinise the proposed legislation said.
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LONDON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - British Brexit minister David Davis said on Monday the government would allow parliament the opportunity to debate, scrutinise and vote on any final Brexit agreement, offering a concession to Conservative Party rebels.
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Regardless of the outcome, market players will closely scrutinise how the newly-formed MPC votes, trying to spot the doves and hawks among the six panel members - Patel, two other RBI officials and three government appointed economists.
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Defence company Cobham, which has agreed to a $5 billion deal with U.S. private equity firm Advent, was the biggest drag on the index with a 2% fall as regulators at home continue to scrutinise the merger.
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JAKARTA, April 5 (Reuters) - Indonesia's tax authority will scrutinise taxpayers named in the data leaked from a Panamanian law firm as part of efforts to chase their offshore undeclared assets, the country's finance minister said on Tuesday.
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Critics fear that Gather, a mathematics professor and rector at the University of Dortmund, lacks the business acumen needed to scrutinise activist proposals at a time when Cevian may seek an additional seat on the supervisory board.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's House of Lords on Monday approved legislation that will give parliament the power to scrutinise and even change Prime Minister Theresa May's request that the European Union agree to delay Brexit until June 30.
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If they do appeal, Uber can continue to operate and we will closely scrutinise the company to ensure the management has robust controls in place to ensure safety is not compromised during any changes to the app.
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The opposition Labour Party said the documents confirmed the severe risks of a no-deal Brexit, and demanded that the suspended parliament be recalled "to scrutinise these documents and take all steps necessary to stop no deal".
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"When the situation is changing day by day, it might make sense to scrutinise developments carefully rather than act too hastily," one of the sources said on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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The BOJ is also expected to nudge up its growth forecasts as improved macroeconomic indicators take some pressure off the central bank for more stimulus, but traders will scrutinise governor Haruhiko Kuroda's remarks after the policy decision.
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Indeed, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the central bank will scrutinise economic developments until the last minute in deciding policy this month, suggesting that whether to stand pat or increase stimulus will be a close call.
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The cross-party Treasury Committee said on Thursday it would also scrutinise the scale and nature of economic crimes faced by consumers, such as scams, how effectively financial companies can combat them and how secure customer data is.
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Moderators also have the option to ignore it, essentially closing the report; delete the stream; and escalate the stream to a specialized team of reviewers to scrutinise if it contains a particular type of material such as terrorism.
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DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Saturday he would scrutinise various factors, including the effect of global market turbulence on Japan's inflation expectations, in deciding whether additional monetary easing was necessary.
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On October 11th, a three-judge panel at that tribunal decided, by a 2-1 vote, that the demand to scrutinise Mr Trump's finances falls within the power of the House to issue subpoenas for a "legislative purpose".
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Regulators and the financial community will scrutinise the Danske Bank report, which follows calls by Brussels for a new European Union watchdog to crack down on financial crime after a series of scandals involving anti-money laundering controls.
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The data comes hours before the conclusion of the Bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting, where the board is expected to scrutinise the impact overseas risks could have on its view the economy will sustain a moderate recovery.
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Acting Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika told Reuters on November 20 that the regulator had been working to ensure that examiners on the ground have a lighter touch with institutions they scrutinise, but change will take more time.
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The government has also said it will provide assurances that the 'double lock' intercept authorization process set out in the bill will include power for Judicial Commissioners to scrutinise the decision to issue a warrant, not just the process.
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A third joint committee, created to scrutinise the central measure in the bill—a new system of judicial oversight, under which warrants will be issued not by the home secretary alone, but by new commissioners—reported on February 11th.
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ZAGREB, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Government experts will scrutinise documents related to the hiring of advisers to Croatia's indebted food group Agrokor after questions were raised over the appointment of a local firm, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said on Tuesday.
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Mr Winkler expects the justices to clarify that the right to bear arms extends outside the home, to scrutinise restrictive carry laws in cities like Los Angeles and Boston and to consider striking down state bans on assault weapons.
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The finance leaders of the Group of 20 major economies will gather for a two-day meeting ending on Friday, where they will scrutinise various risks that forced the International Monetary Fund to slash its global economic growth forecast.
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MATSUYAMA, Japan, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masazumi Wakatabe said on Wednesday the central bank must scrutinise whether the coronavirus outbreak would affect its forecast that global trade and capital expenditure will pick up later this year.
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Dr Rahwan's hope is that companies will want political and social scientists to use the box to scrutinise their algorithms for potentially harmful flaws (eg, treating faces differently on racial grounds), and that researchers will line up to do the testing.
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LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The British government is determined to stick to its timetable for leaving the European Union and wants to remind lawmakers of the referendum vote before they scrutinise Brexit legislation next week, a spokesman said on Friday.
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Heightened caution among lenders is causing many to scrutinise deals for longer and reduce the amount of their lending by 13-10 percent of the project cost, Peter Macallan, head of structured development finance at property consultant Knight Frank told Reuters.
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The European Parliament's economic affairs committee approved a draft law giving the EU's securities, banking and insurance watchdogs more powers to build a European capital market and to scrutinise firms from outside the bloc that want to serve EU customers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox said it was not surprised the British government wanted to scrutinise its takeover of Sky, but disputed the analysis that led to the view the deal may not be in the public interest.
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If Johnson loses, he may be compelled to recall parliament earlier than scheduled, giving additional time for legislators to scrutinise and oppose his plans to lead Britain out of the European Union, with or without a divorce deal, on Oct. 31.
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LONDON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she would publish her plan for Britain's exit from the European Union, as described in a speech last week, in a formal 'White Paper' document to allow parliament to scrutinise it.
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The data, along with a BOJ survey on Monday showing a sharp deterioration in business sentiment, will be among factors the central bank will scrutinise in deciding whether to maintain its view that growth will rebound in the latter half of this year.
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CHANTILLY, France (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday the central bank will scrutinise economic developments until the last minute in deciding policy this month, suggesting that whether to stand pat or increase stimulus will be a close call.
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"We want these ads to be transparent, we want to make sure that people are able to scrutinise them," Facebook's director of business integrity Rob Leathern said, though he added that the policy on targeting adverts was not currently set to change.
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TOULOUSE, France, Nov 24 (Reuters) - A senior Airbus executive on Thursday said the planemaker continues to scrutinise its cabin suppliers and singled out France's Zodiac Aerospace, which said this week it was on a path to recovery following a crisis at its factories.
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Bezos said the need to scrutinise large organisations was one of the reasons why the Post's work was so important, adding he had no problem with the newspaper pursuing critical reporting about Amazon and said he would never meddle in the newsroom.
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But the yen's rise to a nearly two-year high against the dollar, triggered by a less aggressive outlook for interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve, is seen keeping BOJ officials on edge as they scrutinise risks to the fragile recovery.
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Most Bank of Japan policymakers shared the view that the central bank should "persistently" pursue powerful monetary easing at a January rate review, though some called for the need to scrutinise the potential drawbacks of massive stimulus, minutes of the meeting showed.
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"I think more and more sovereign wealth funds will scrutinise their funds and apply some negative screening 1/8exclusion of certain companies 3/8," said Fabiana Fedeli, global head of fundamental equities and senior portfolio manager of emerging markets equities at asset manager Robeco.
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Johnson on Thursday said that the additional time secured by a fresh Brexit delay would give MPs the opportunity to scrutinise and approve his Brexit deal with the EU. The prime minister aims to get the Withdrawal Agreement through Parliament by the beginning of November.
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After being told late last year of fresh research about the company, the Swiss government in January appointed a former Swiss Supreme Court judge to scrutinise Crypto's activities "to investigate and clarify the facts of the matter", the defence ministry said in a statement.
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But EU's plans for a definitive classification may take longer than initially expected as governments from the 28-nation bloc seek more power to scrutinise what is green, EU officials told Reuters, as some fear strict standards could harm utilities and power-intensive industries.
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The tax hike should go ahead if the economy remains in the present state, but the government must scrutinise developments in U.S.-China trade talks and their impact on Japan's economy, Katsunobu Kato, head of the general council at Abe's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), told Reuters.
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The Department of Justice will scrutinise each contract it holds with prison corporations—the biggest three of which are the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the GEO Group and Management & Training Corporation—and either cancel or curtail the relationship when the contracts come to an end.
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Just as America's offical religion-freedom watchers scrutinise every country except their own, Mr Figel's mandate is carefully defined to exclude any examination of things inside the EU. But in an age of massive refugee flows from dark places, this distinction may be hard to maintain.
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Brexit minister David Davis on Thursday began the process of passing a law enabling the government to trigger Britain's exit from the EU. He published legislation and introduced it to parliament - the first stages in the normal lawmaking process which will see both chambers of parliament scrutinise the bill.
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These experts scrutinise three things: how quickly startups grew in their first five years; the share of firms scaling up past 50 employees by their tenth year; and the prevalence of "fast growth" firms with at least 20% annualised growth over three years (and $2m or more in revenues).
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In an interview with the New York Times on July 19th, Mr Trump suggested the deeply respected investigator would be crossing a "red line" if he were to scrutinise Mr Trump's complicated business affairs, which, because of the president's refusal to publish his tax returns, remain largely secret.
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In the words of Jeffrey Fisher, the lawyer who argued Mr Esquivel-Quintana's case, "this decision shows that even when confronted with more workaday immigration matters than the travel ban, the Supreme Court will carefully scrutinise governmental positions for their legality and won't just roll over when faced with assertions of executive prerogative".
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It becomes clear after reading through a few of UberPeople's more popular threads that the tone of the site is generally one of resentment—toward the passengers who pedantically scrutinise them, toward younger drivers who consider driving for Uber a "hobby," toward fluctuating regluations, and toward other UberPeople people who express differing opinions.
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" On the information governance front, among the noteworthy developments are: Commenting in a statement, DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman said: "Privacy and trust are paramount, and we're holding ourselves to an unprecedented level of oversight by publishing our agreements publicly and engaging nine respected public figures to scrutinise our work in the public interest.
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This has emerged as a key issue in asset management given that money managers in Britain run funds holding trillions of euros across the EU. The rules would also give more power to EU watchdogs to stop the sale of harmful financial products and scrutinise the conduct of people who work in finance more closely.
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Johnson denied trying to subvert parliament, telling ITV news that there would still be "ample time" for parliament to scrutinise the United Kingdom's exit from the EU.In a letter to all members of parliament, he added: "Parliament will have the opportunity to debate the Government's overall programme, and approach to Brexit, in the run up to EU Council, and then vote on this on 21 and 22 October, once we know the outcome of the Council."
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BELFAST/DUBLIN, March 12 (Reuters) - Two members of the Northern Irish party propping up Britain's minority government raised the prospect of delaying Tuesday's parliamentary vote on the Brexit divorce deal if more time was needed to scrutinise assurances secured from the EU. British Prime Minister May signed up to three documents after last-ditch talks on Monday which she said were aimed at addressing the most contentious part of the divorce deal she agreed in November - the Irish backstop.
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