investment controlling
investment control

This would have covered: personal safety protection, dispute resolution and investment controls.

This is about in-house information and not in any way about investment control by stealth.

Improved investment control, further acknowledgment of accomplishments, and monthly status reports will aid in ensuring all requirements are met.

Import and investment controls were rampant and the domestic currency was overvalued.

Investment control or investment controlling is a monitoring function within the asset management, portfolio management or investment management.

Universal Variable Life combines the flexibility of universal life with the investment control of variable life.

There is basic law of the PRC concerning enterprises with sole foreign investment controls, WFOEs.

Her other responsibilities are in "capital planning and investment control, information security, privacy, accessibility of IT for persons with disabilities, and access to, dissemination of, and preservation of government information".

Documenting the architecture of enterprises is done within the U.S. Federal Government in the context of the Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC) process.

Chantler noted, however, in 1952, that 'the current investment review has been even more fantastic than its predecessors if that were possible', and it was not until 1953 that the Treasury had worked out a new system of investment control.

Other disputed points involve some of Canada's extensive industrial subsidy programs, the protection it has erected around "cultural" industries, such as broadcasting and publishing, and American demands for an easing of foreign investment controls, which were substantially relaxed in 1985.

However, these credit unions may be experiencing negative trends, inadequate loan underwriting, poor documentation, higher risk investments, inadequate lending and investment controls and monitoring that indicate a reasonable probability of increasingly higher levels of problem assets and high-risk concentration.

Citrine, who, despite his wrangles with Gaitskell, was keen that Labour should win, warned in the summer of 1951 that he could no longer hold back the Area Board chairmen from politically damaging attacks on the Government if the investment controls were not relaxed.

Mr. Storrs contends that it was the Common Fund's continued questions about the rigor of First Capital's investment controls, in the wake of last year's collapse of Barings P.L.C., that caused Mr. Ahrens to admit to the scheme.

When the pressures of the market and of urban local democracy (which had earlier restricted rural development) were replaced by ministerial investment control and rural pressure group activity at the national level, the consequences for efficiency and equality were not always those which the rival contemporary slogans of left and right might lead one to expect from them.