Sentence examples for * oversaw in from inspiring English sources
The budgets he oversaw in those years grew to more than $150 million.
The F.A.A. has also been reviewing its own certification process and the battery tests it oversaw in 2007.
Powerful bureaucrats retire to better-paid jobs in the very industries they once oversaw, in a practice known as "amakudari".
The truth is, the show that Letterman oversaw in those early years was a far lighter, freer, more strange and cerebral and surreal project than it eventually became.
By then Franklin had been dead for two years; the post office he briefly oversaw in 1775-6 was basically a carbon copy of the British imperial post.
The difference between the two amounts was his bonus, a rich reward for the robust earnings made by the traders he oversaw in Merrill's mortgage business.
* Parfitt oversaw changes in Radio 1 including the launch of 1Xtra in 2002.
(Compstat was brought to Los Angeles from New York by Bill Bratton, a tough-talking police chief who oversaw declines in crime in both cities).
In addition, Lindberg, who initially oversaw it in his capacity as the Philharmonic's composer-in-residence, seemed out of touch with American music.
When Eisenhower's understudy, Richard M. Nixon, took office in 1969, he oversaw increases in Social Security and Medicare benefits along with the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency and tighter regulation of the economy.
In 1872, Hayden oversaw explorations in Yellowstone, while a branch of his expedition known as the Snake River Division was led by James Stevenson and explored the Teton region.
