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supervisory system

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supervisory system [¦sü·pər¦vīz·ə·rē ′sis·təm]
(electricity)
A system of control, indicating, and telemetry devices which operates between the stations of an electric power distribution system, using a single common channel to transmit signals.


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S Federal Reserve to overcome the global financial crisis and regulation currently before the Congress on a more supervisory system on the banking system.
To do so will send the worst message to the European Central Bank, to the International Monetary Fund, to the international financial organisations and to foreign investors, who will perceive any possible change in framework as a reductive move in our supervisory system and as political intervention in the independence of the Central bank.
Yang Hongshan, professor of public administration school of Renmin University of China in Beijing, said the practice of extramarital affairs reveals problems with the country's supervisory system.
 
 
 
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