Operators say scrutinising winners is necessary to help prevent fraud.
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Investors will be scrutinising forward guidance from ECB chief Mario Draghi.
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The government is scrutinising allowances and overtime claims to save money.
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The Commission has been scrutinising the proposed takeover with a deadline of Jan.
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China is already scrutinising large foreign deals, especially ones with limited strategic logic.
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The FRC is also scrutinising contracts at builder Carillion, which collapsed in 2018.
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The European Commission has been scrutinising the takeover with a deadline of Jan. 8.
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In 2019, however, it is expected to shift its focus to scrutinising investment bank balance sheets.
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Yet MPs have only been doing their jobs of scrutinising and challenging a poor Brexit deal.
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Thousands of party members are also scrutinising the party's charter, looking for bits that might need changing.
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By shutting CICIG down now, he will also prevent it from scrutinising spending in the next election.
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They are scrutinising Facebook's conduct and may propose new laws, especially in the domain of data privacy.
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Most intriguingly, the American regulator is also scrutinising how the company has handled its many related-party transactions.
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Walmart is scrutinising the minutiae of e-commerce as closely as it monitors every aspect of its business.
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It is one of many illuminating episodes that Mr Askwith has rescued from obscurity, while scrutinising popular tales.
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The local press took to scrutinising comings and goings from the Apollo with the intensity of cold-war Kremlinologists.
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Traders will be scrutinising the central bank decision for signs of whether an increase is likely later this year.
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In 2013, for instance, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which had been scrutinising Google, decided to take no action.
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The Reserve Bank of India, the country's central bank, is taking a more active role in scrutinising the sector.
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The government is also scrutinising the sale of Osram's general lighting lamps business Ledvance to a consortium of Chinese buyers.
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In Britain regulators are scrutinising Fox's bid to purchase the remaining 61% of Sky that it does not already own.
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But as regulators scrutinising the discussions are acutely aware, two sick lenders won't necessarily make a healthy juggernaut in finance.
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After his election, Stride said the committee's priority should be scrutinising new finance minister Sajid Javid's first budget, due on Nov.
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But Commons select committees, which play an important scrutinising role, have not been set up since the election on June 8th.
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Those securities typically contained thousands of mortgages; those selling them on had little interest in scrutinising the details of their wares.
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Mr Trump's critics, most notably Mitt Romney, have called for him to release past returns that the IRS has finished scrutinising.
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"We will be taking appropriate advice, scrutinising the text line by line and forming our own judgement," a DUP spokesman said.
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Watchdogs also want lenders to stop dodgy flows of cash, and the cost of scrutinising customers makes small trade-finance deals unprofitable.
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As money flows into low-cost index funds, the job of scrutinising firms is being outsourced to a few dozen specialist vehicles.
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The commission deserves credit for scrutinising the behaviour of dominant online firms—its activism stands in pointed contrast to supine American authorities.
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After scrutinising the record, Justice Stephen Breyer "found nothing" showing that "the new law advanced Texas' legitimate interest in protecting women's health".
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She has a proven record of standing up to police brutality, after various official stints scrutinising cases of killings by Chicago's officers.
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Multiple countries are currently scrutinising Huawei's security practices, as governments decide which parts of their 5G networks to allocate to the Chinese giant.
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Major U.S. banks are also scrutinising the security of the SWIFT messaging network following the cyber attacks, according to media reports on Tuesday.
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It has in the past resisted closer oversight, asserting its independence from government, but it has done a poor job of scrutinising itself.
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And the key point here is that the ICO's decision is based on scrutinising exactly what happened that led to the breach occurring.
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The Chinese authorities have cracked down harder, scrutinising couples who already have a girl and are thus highly likely to abort another female fetus.
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The share prices of Wanda-controlled companies and of Sunac sank amid reports that the Chinese government was scrutinising both firms' heavy debt load.
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Both optimists and pessimists have been scrutinising the current session of the NPC, which began on March 5th, for clues about Mr Xi's intentions.
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But their often personal nature raises questions about how these companies were scrutinising the private lives of campaigners to justify shutting down their protests.
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The Big Four dominate audit for large listed companies, scrutinising the accounts of 99% of those on the S&P 500 and the FTSE 100.
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"For now, the Oyu Tolgoi agreement is not benefiting Mongolian citizens," Battumur Baagaa, a member of the parliamentary working group scrutinising the project, told Reuters.
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The government has confirmed that the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI), an official watchdog, will have responsibility for scrutinising all departments, not just DFID.
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European antitrust regulators are now also scrutinising the proposed merger of Italian shipyard Fincantieri with France's Chantiers de l'Atlantique, which the French state helped engineer.
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Policymakers have been scrutinising the ability of bond markets to absorb heavy selling in stressed times as they react to changes like shifts in interest rates.
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If you are scrutinising a company's history and working out whether it has wasted vast sums on deals, then goodwill and write-downs are highly relevant.
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Investigators in at least five nations in addition to Switzerland are scrutinising transactions connected with 1MDB in a wide-ranging money-laundering, fraud and corruption probe.
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Investors are scrutinising economic data this week for signs of economic slowdown in Europe, while key votes on Brexit mean further volatility in sterling is likely.
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Kraft Heinz also disclosed that the SEC has expanded the scope of its inquiry and is scrutinising a $15bn write-down that was announced in February.
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Mr Thorne, who is 40, tends to anchor his stories in families (sometimes unconventional ones), scrutinising the relationships between siblings or between parents and their children.
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But at least three others see no immediate need to act, prefering to spend more time scrutinising when global growth may pick up, the sources say.
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The central bank is expected to keep interest rates on hold, but all markets will be scrutinising its statement for clues to the direction of rates.
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However, it fails to live up to its word, argues the Women's Budget Group, a feminist think-tank that has been scrutinising Britain's economic policy since 20093.
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A four-minute video from ICE showed Customs and Border Protection authorities scrutinising packages sent in the mail, suggesting the operation had a focus on intercepting shipments.
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The committees, which cover everything from transport to human rights, are tasked with scrutinising both the government and senior figures from the industries the committees focus on.
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"The new customs partnership has flaws and they need to be tested," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, adding that ministers were scrutinising both options.
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He thinks AI will be particularly useful for repetitive, error-prone tasks, such as sifting images, scrutinising heart traces for abnormalities or transcribing doctors' words into patient records.
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The law details the duties of independents - from looking after interests of minority shareholders to scrutinising management performance and providing objective views on strategy decisions and other matters.
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"The market will be scrutinising the extent to which the Fed scales back its interest rate forecasts," said Rupert Thompson, head of research at UK asset manager Kingswood.
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Approval shouldn't, in theory, be a problem — the UK's upper chamber plays the important role of scrutinising new laws but generally approves legislation that the elected Commons passes.
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With the rules making clear how much investors are being charged for research, many asset managers are scrutinising more than ever what they're paying for and using less.
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Insurance sector analysts are intensely scrutinising the data, which regulators say is hard to compare, and others said the L&G capital ratio was within their expected ranges.
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The Times Financial Reporting Council and the Financial Conduct Authority are scrutinising Sports Direct International Plc over its accounts and its compliance with rules on inside information. bit.
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"Short term fixes may have long term negative consequences for consumers," Ed Sibley, Director of Credit Institutions Supervision at the central bank, told a parliamentary committee scrutinising the legislation.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germanys ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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The Irish DPC will be very closely scrutinising Facebook's plans as they develop, particularly insofar as they involve the sharing and merging of personal data between different Facebook companies.
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Kua's remarks are the first indication yet that the closely watched review will include scrutinising the deal's terms, and that the government is open to a potentially lengthy renegotiation.
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"HM Treasury should also have done more to consider the wider implications of the sale by scrutinising the impact on customers and tax revenues more thoroughly," wrote the committee.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germany's ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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Cooperation with the network vendors will depend on both receiving the necessary certification in Germany, which has yet to finalise rules for scrutinising the technology and governance of suppliers.
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Investors this week will be scrutinising data - including Germanys ZEW survey and Chinese gross domestic product due on Wednesday - for signs of whether a global economic slowdown is turning around.
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Still, investors are scrutinising business surveys to try to get a sense of whether the UK economy is picking up in the second quarter after a sluggish start to 2018.
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Mr Joyce, who was born in Australia to a father from New Zealand, is waiting for the High Court, which is also scrutinising several senators, to rule on his case.
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Duterte also hit out anew at the former owners of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, another media outlet known for scrutinising his government, accusing them of being oligarchs who evaded tax.
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Shares in BCP have slumped sharply in the past few days on concerns about the lender's loan portfolio after news that the European Central Bank was scrutinising some non-performing loans.
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"After studying and carefully scrutinising the options, FLC Group and Bamboo Airways have decided to order 24 aircraft from Airbus...until 2025," FLC chairman Trinh Van Quyet said in the statement.
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"The Irish DPC will be very closely scrutinising Facebook's plans as they develop, particularly insofar as they involve the sharing and merging of personal data between different Facebook companies," the statement reads.
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He recently devoted four days of his spare time to scrutinising images of the Moon's surface, provided by NASA, searching for any sign of an Indian moon lander that disappeared in September.
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Other agencies are also scrutinising the market and last month the European Securities and Markets Authority said it was considering restricting the marketing, distribution or sale to retail clients of CFD products.
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Locating The Netherlands' Most Wanted Criminal By Scrutinising Instagram A fugitive kept posting Instagram photos of himself, so Henk Van Ness used a variety of tools outlined here to find the man's location.
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Duterte has made no secret of his annoyance at Rappler and has sparred frequently with its reporters, who are known for scrutinising his polices and questioning the accuracy of his sweeping, often bellicose statements.
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Pressure on Chicago-headquartered Boeing has grown with news that federal prosecutors and the U.S. Department of Transportation are scrutinising how carefully the MAX model was developed, two people briefed on the matter said.
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The prime minister said an election was required to break the Brexit deadlock after parliament voted on Tuesday for his Brexit bill but rejected the timetable for scrutinising it and asked for more time.
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The ruling comes after PLDT Inc and Globe Telecom Inc had separately asked the court to stop the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) scrutinising their deal to buy San Miguel Corp out of the sector.
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The Commission is now actively scrutinising multiple tax opinions given to multinationals in Ireland and focusing on around six that could lead to Apple-style investigations, the Sunday Business Post said, without quoting any sources.
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Pressure on the Chicago-headquartered company has grown with news that federal prosecutors and the U.S. Department of Transportation are scrutinising how carefully the MAX model was developed, two people briefed on the matter said.
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The committee, which has been scrutinising Nissan's corporate governance since the start of the year, said in its report that the concentration of all authority on Ghosn was the primary root cause of the misconduct.
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The government has said it is a normal part of the process of launching a new legislative programme, but Johnson's opponents have accused the prime minister of trying to prevent them scrutinising his Brexit plans.
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Staff at all levels of the Foreign Office are being diverted to work on Brexit, and immigration officers at British airports are scrutinising passports and visas more aggressively than usual, claim writers at the book festival.
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Scrutinising district lines, Justice Felix Frankfurter wrote in 1946, could be a fraught exercise that brings judges into "the political thicket"; Paul Clement, the lawyer defending the North Carolina gerrymander, cited that warning on March 26th.
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It does not discuss the impact of prorogation on the special procedures for scrutinising the delegated legislation necessary to achieve an orderly withdrawal from the European Union, with or without a withdrawal agreement, on 31st October.
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TOKYO, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the central bank would conduct monetary policy "carefully" while scrutinising overseas economic risks, such as escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.
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What they're saying: "The Irish DPC will be very closely scrutinising Facebook's plans as they develop, particularly insofar as they involve the sharing and merging of personal data between different Facebook companies," it said in a statement.
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Angry parliamentarians, anxious to know why auditors had failed to raise the alarm, accused the Big Four accounting networks—Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC—of being too cosy with the firms they were meant to be scrutinising.
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Under a law passed after the Watergate scandal, to boost the credibility of those scrutinising the executive, appointments such as Mr Starr's were made by a panel of judges; the prosecutors had the authority to bring charges.
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"They are party to very serious investigations and those investigations cannot be impeded by the closure of these companies," Damian Collins, chairman of parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee - which is scrutinising Cambridge Analytica - told Reuters.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that prosecutors and U.S. Department of Transportation were scrutinising the FAA's approval of the MAX series, while a jury had issued a subpoena to at least one person involved in its development.
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The bloc is scrutinising a draft law governing the closing down of a struggling clearing house, a third party that comes between both sides of a stock, bond or derivatives trade to ensure completion of the transaction.
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Last November, the government unveiled its plans for sweeping new surveillance powers, a watered-down version of a so-called "snoopers' charter" which was dropped in the face of huge hostility including from a similar scrutinising committee.
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After reading countless reviews, looking at a wide array of models, and scrutinising the surprising number of possible attachments (seriously, it can almost get kind of stressful), we can say with confidence that these are the top picks.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that prosecutors and the U.S. Department of Transportation were scrutinising the FAA's approval of the MAX series, while a jury had issued a subpoena to at least one person involved in its development.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that federal prosecutors and U.S. Department of Transportation were scrutinising the FAA's approval of the MAX series, while a jury had issued a subpoena to at least one person involved in its development.
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"As we have set out, the government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda, and Members of Parliament are not prevented from scrutinising our withdrawal from the EU." Reporting by William James; editing by Kate Holton
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"As we have set out, the government needs to bring forward a strong domestic legislative agenda, and Members of Parliament are not prevented from scrutinising our withdrawal from the EU." (Reporting by William James; editing by Kate Holton)
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They spread out across the country, moving from one polling station to another, sometimes scrutinising ballot-counting (their access depends on the terms negotiated with the government beforehand); often they will take samples and estimate their own final tallies.
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The aim of identifying potential buyers is to preempt any objections from U.S. authorities, who are increasingly scrutinising Chinese acquisitions of American assets in strategic industries and could block the proposed takeover of EDP, the banking sources told Reuters.
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DUBLIN/LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone authorities are scrutinising proposals for a synthetic common bond aimed at strengthening banks' immunity to financial shocks but the process will take time given the asset's complexity, ECB governing council member Philip Lane said.
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"We cannot at present see how leaving the customs union and the single market can be reconciled with there being no border or infrastructure," said opposition lawmaker Hilary Benn, chair of the Brexit committee which is scrutinising the negotiations.
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Scrutinising the official history of the Netanyahu family, Mr Pfeffer has exposed parts of it as mythology, including the controversial role Mr Netanyahu's elder brother, Yoni, played during the heroic hostage rescue operation at Entebbe Airport in Uganda in 1976.
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Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) and Globe Telecom Inc separately asked the Court of Appeals to stop the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) from scrutinising the deal to buy San Miguel out of the sector, officials at the two companies said.
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LISBON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Portugal's competition authority is scrutinising long-term deals worth hundreds of millions of euros to broadcast soccer league games signed by telecoms operators NOS and Altice's unit PT, a spokeswoman for the AdC watchdog said on Monday.
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However, the incredibly tight timescale, both for scrutinising the bill and for securing a new trade deal with the EU by the end of 2020, means the prime minister could be storing up big problems for the months and years ahead.
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LISBON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Portugal expects to hit a new investment record for export-focused projects this year, in the face of Brexit and global trade tensions, with authorities already scrutinising plans worth more than 1 billion euros ($1 billion).
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DUBLIN, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The European Commission is scrutinising around six tax opinions multinationals received in Ireland in the early 1990s, the same period in which it said one granted to Apple amounted to illegal state aid, Ireland's Sunday Business Post said.
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TOKYO, June 24 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Hiroshi Nakaso said on Friday the central bank is ready to ease monetary policy further if needed to achieve its 2 percent inflation target, while scrutinising risks to the economic and price outlook.
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"Since June 2016 I believe I have shown I am a strong advocate for Parliament being heavily involved in scrutinising the decisions being made about the terms of Brexit and would continue to champion this approach," she said when announcing her candidacy.
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It also doesn&apost include previous assurances over the role Parliament would play in scrutinising the UK&aposs trade talks with the EU.The prime minister previously said that MPs would vote to approve both the UK&aposs negotiating objectives and any final deal.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is scrutinising the pact, while the Swiss School of Public Health, a group of eight universities offering health education, told Cassis in a letter made public on Wednesday that taking tobacco money contradicts ethical principles of the health sciences.
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KOBE, Japan, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Makoto Sakurai said on Wednesday the central bank can afford to spend time scrutinising data in deciding whether to ease monetary policy further, if the hit from slowing overseas growth on Japan's economy is moderate.
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BERLIN, Oct 17 (Reuters) - A German aviation watchdog is scrutinising a fly-past by Air Berlin's last long-haul flight to its hub in Duesseldorf, which German media said was the pilot's unique way of saying "goodbye" to his passengers and the insolvent airline.
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The commission began scrutinising the market in 2017 after gas prices more than doubled and concerns rose about supply shortfalls as three LNG export plants in eastern Australia, run by Royal Dutch Shell, ConocoPhillips and Santos , started sucking gas out of the domestic market.
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"We will have to take appropriate steps to ensure that there is no conflict of interest when he comes to scrutinising decisions he was party to at HM Treasury, particularly the Loan Charge," Wes Streeting, a Treasury Committee member from the opposition Labour Party, said on Twitter.
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Washington is scrutinising state-owned Qatar Airways' acquisition of 49 percent of Air Italy, which has been flying to U.S. destinations since June, a deal that U.S. lawmakers say may have violated a commitment by the Gulf airline not to add new flights to the domestic market.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) began scrutinising open-ended funds - which can issue or redeem shares at any time - after commercial property funds worth about 18 billion pounds ($23 billion) had to suspend activities in the aftermath of Britain's vote last June to leave the European Union.
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Last year the FDA finished drawing up its regulatory regime for m-health, indicating that it will calibrate its approach, paying little attention to low-risk apps, such as ones that just promote a healthy lifestyle; and scrutinising those in areas where any misinformation could be dangerous.
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On a recent transatlantic flight, an anxious gentleman sitting next to Gulliver was glued to tail-cam for eight hours straight, scrutinising the plane (and flight speeds) for any signs of imminent mechanical failure—fearing, perhaps, that a lapse in his vigil could doom us all.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: Switzerland's market supervisor is scrutinising Credit Suisse's oversight of chief executive Tidjane Thiam and his top lieutenants as part of a probe into corporate espionage, two people with direct knowledge of the investigation said.
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Meanwhile, astronomers and geologists will be scrutinising those examples that have turned up within the range of the telescopes then available, in a bid to understand how their climates work, look for chemical signatures of life, and watch for weather and geological events such as volcanic eruptions.
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Healthcare stocks were the top sectoral gainer, up 06003 percent, with investors scrutinising news of U.S. drug maker Pfizer agreeing on Tuesday to terminate its $160 billion agreement to acquire Allergan, in a victory to U.S. President Barack Obama's drive to stop tax-dodging corporate mergers.
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That and all-time high household debt prompted the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) to move again on Friday, asking banks to limit new interest-only loans to 30 percent of total new mortgage lending, from 40 percent now, and promising a lot of "monitoring", "scrutinising" and "observing".
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Yet the closer he got to Gibbons—first touching a single stem, then whole pieces, scrutinising his technique, following the movements of his gouges and his thought—the more his own workbench seemed transported to 1698, and the more he saw the larval forms of the half-modelled wood with Gibbons's eyes.
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UK cops have already been using EI for years under the Police Act 1997—a law that was not specifically designed for computer exploitation—as well as the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), but through evidence sessions for several watchdogs tasked with scrutinising the draft Bill, we've learned more about how police hack.
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Besides scrutinising past weather, many of the studies look ahead—in particular at how the likelihood of future extreme events changes depending on how seriously countries take their commitment in Paris in 22.8 to limit global warming to "well below" 22050°C relative to pre-industrial levels (and better yet, to no more than 2600°C).
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"No clarity has been provided as to how the relevance of evidence is determined or by whom, so that in practice a blanket approach appears to be being taken to scrutinising all of a victim or survivor's personal data, including photos, messages and calls, regardless of whether or not it has any connection to the alleged crime or the alleged perpetrator," said Russell.
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Read more: Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress later this month, and he's likely to face tough questions about Facebook's Libra cryptocurrencyThe announcement should be a vote of confidence in Libra, but it came amid a slew of negative headlines for the project, with a quarter of the Libra Association's planned members dropping out, and regulators and lawmakers closely scrutinising the project.
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Monday's ruling was just one in a line of recent decisions that infuriated ministers and delighted those who want to increase parliament's role in scrutinising the process of leaving the EU. "It's fair to say that the Speaker has been no friend to government on any of this," one official from May's office said earlier this year, after Bercow permitted a move by a pro-EU lawmaker that prevented the government running down the Brexit clock to impose its will on parliament.
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