Sentence examples for As overseen by from inspiring English sources

Even the two counting systems combined, as overseen by the FBI and BJS, missed an average of 263 homicides by law enforcement each year, BJS found.

(The previous version of that review, as overseen by the State Department, had been little short of a crony capitalist farce).

He added, "College sports, as overseen by the N.C.A.A., is a system imposed by well-meaning paternalists and rationalized with hoary sentiments about caring for the well-being of the colonized".

Perhaps a more apt metaphor is colonialism: college sports, as overseen by the N.C.A.A., is a system imposed by well-meaning paternalists and rationalized with hoary sentiments about caring for the well-being of the colonized.

But the impulse to put the rest of the family attic on display is resisted, and as overseen by the founding executive director, Richard Benefield (who had been deputy director of the Harvard University Art Museums), the Disney Museum is far from being an air-brushed portrait.

When Steven makes a pizza, he's increasing his independence skills (as overseen by an occupational therapist).

The latter, according to insiders, was furious that the City appeared not to rate RBS's investment banking operations as highly as Barclays BarCapp, overseen by his counterpart Bob Diamond.

This year's impositions, which typically amount to a few dollars a day at the national parks, forests and wildlife refuges as well as sites overseen by the Bureau of Land Management, were part of Congress' 1996 appropriations omnibus.

The bundles were created as trusts overseen by institutions such as Bank of New York and Deutsche Bank; they were supposed to make sure the complete mortgage files for each loan were delivered within a specified time and with the proper documentation.

Some were permanently closed, some taken on by the RSD, and some reconfigured as charters overseen by the state.

What he meant was that the biggest private IT companies, some of whom are not British at all, are already being paid millions from the UK taxpayer's purse to take forward the Labour government's collection and ownership of as much electronic data about all of us as possible, to be shared between as many government agencies as possible and overseen by the Home Office.