Sentence examples for As it oversees from inspiring English sources

Somalia's western-backed government is battling an Islamist insurgency as it oversees a fragile reconstruction effort after decades of conflict.

The administration hopes to avoid the safety and regulatory breakdowns that led to the Deepwater Horizon blowout a year ago as it oversees onshore drilling using hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking.

It will be Nielsen's task to shepherd the DHS as it oversees the phasing out of Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (Daca) program, which enabled hundreds of thousands of young, undocumented immigrants brought to the US as children to come out of the shadows and legally work and study without fear of deportation.

The agency has already awarded two other small contracts for work in Iraq, a $4.8 million award to Stevedoring Services of America to operate the important port of Umm Qasr in southern Iraq, and a $7.1 million contract to the International Resources Group to provide coordination and monitoring services to the agency as it oversees the work in Iraq.

But as it oversees the building explosion across the U.S., the sector is also seeking solutions to its most vexing challenges.

The country has repeatedly drawn criticism from human rights groups as it oversees an ambitious construction effort in preparation for the 2022 World Cup.

Under Sir Alan Budd, a former Treasury economic adviser, the OBR made an accomplished debut as it oversaw a pre-budget forecast (based on the policies inherited from Labour by the coalition government) a week ahead of Mr Osborne's "emergency budget" and then a forecast incorporating the chancellor's measures on June 22nd.

The indictment of the "troika" will have wider resonance because as well as administering Greece it oversees the economies of the other bailed-out eurozone countries - Ireland, Portugal and Cyprus.

As such, it oversees process improvement activities like Six Sigma and lean manufacturing.

Once the bank accepts cheese as collateral it oversees the aging process, which includes turning the wheels several times a week and checking periodically for cheeses that have gone soft.

When a federal agency refers to the industry it oversees as its "customers," as the F.A.A. did with the airlines, a boundary has been dangerously crossed.