Examples of using Supervisory system in English and their translations into Czech
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We have proper regulations and the supervisory system has also been improved.
Is it really possible to achieve fully integrated management with the current supervisory system?
We hope that a supervisory system can be put in place as soon as possible.
Therefore it is not suitable for communication with supervisory systems of the PROMOTIC SCADA type.
There is a second piece of very good news:the Court acknowledges that we are strengthening our supervisory systems.
It is, of course, essential for the supervisory system to allow sanctions to be imposed.
The R095 converter connects up to 25 M-Bus devices to a process station or supervisory system over RS232.
The efficiency of the Member States' supervisory systems also needs to be improved and standardised.
I do not believe that, Mr Oettinger, andyou have not yet explained to me how you plan to guarantee that this whole supervisory system will suddenly become independent.
I also agree on the need to create supervisory systems to guarantee editorial and journalistic freedom in all Member States.
Be that as it may, there are only 44 or45 cross-border financial institutions and we have a supervisory system which is way out of date for such operations.
It is clear thatwe need a robust, long-term supervisory system for the financial sector and the financial institutions which does not only cover Europe.
Member of the Commission.-(FR) Mr President, Minister, ladies and gentlemen,the European Union has had a new supervisory system for the financial sector since 1 January.
Firstly, we need a supervisory system that actually works, that goes beyond the bureaucratic approach used so far to tackle the systemic crises.
The Commission has undertaken to propose, in the next few months,a legislative initiative that will enable the finishing touches to be put to a truly European supervisory system.
The Union requires a more effective and more integrated supervisory system in order to be better equipped to tackle financial crises.
Over the coming weeks the Commission will table proposals on hedge funds, private equity and executive pay and,in time for the June European Council, the Commission will put forward a package for a new European supervisory system.
Recovery from this crisis depends on creating a supervisory system capable of inspiring and re-establishing confidence.
The Prime Minister of Hungary suggested a year ago, and at this summit a decision in principle has at last been taken, to create a supervisory system for financial markets and banks.
One of these is the establishing of a regulatory and supervisory system, which leaves no financial market, no financial instrument and no financial institution off the record book.
The reality is that if most observers were asked two years ago whether the European Union was ready to have a European supervisory system, most would say'no, it is not possible.
That we now have a more effective supervisory system for the financial sector and are drawing on the lessons of the crisis in this area, as in others, is largely due to the European Parliament.
It has signalled that it is, in principle, willing to introduce some kind of central European supervisory system analogous to the European System of Central Banks.
Very important decisions were taken, including decisions on the matter which Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány of Hungary recommended a year ago and which the Rasmussen report ofthe European Parliament supported, namely that a financial market and bank supervisory system be set up.
DE Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,even the members of the Council realise that the weaknesses of the supervisory system are or were one of the causes of the biggest global financial crisis experienced since the 1930s.
You have said that you do not want to overhaul the supervisory systems- that is not what we proposed- but I think it should also be in your interest not to be too dependent on the voluntary cooperation of Member States and Member States' supervisory authorities in this exchange of information.
As well as the fact that such rules are not binding and that there is no sanctionif they are breached, it also risks reducing traditional supervisory systems in favour of informal monitoring procedures.
With regard to supervision in Europe, concrete progress has already been reported over the last few months:greater convergence between the practices of national supervisory systems so that each implements the documents in an equivalent manner; strengthening the supervisory systems of cross-border groups by establishing supervisory boards; and more efficient operation of European supervisory committees, with the introduction of qualified majority voting for their meetings to improve decision-making procedures.
Members pointed out some issues that needed to be clarified and will have to be monitored in order to reach our common aim:having a well-functioning supervisory system that is capable of doing its job properly.
These authorities must cooperate and coordinate their actions with one another much more closely in order torectify the evident ineffectiveness of national supervisory systems vis-à-vis globalised markets and financial institutions operating across borders in these markets.