Sentence examples for Keep oversight from inspiring English sources

Promising to keep oversight light, they invited the companies to test their robotic vehicles on the state's roads.

And a separate amendment lets the Fed keep oversight of some small banks.Democrats hope the Senate will pass the bill in the next week or so.

Each will keep oversight of his current area, while adding other parts of the sprawling operation to his portfolio, Ms. Carroll said in a memo.

But Mr Forgeard, who wanted to become sole CEO, is manoeuvring to keep oversight of Airbus, thus making him a much more powerful figure than Mr Enders, and cementing French influence in the company.DaimlerChrysler could insist on the French government selling its EADS shareholding to counter French influence.

The letter continued: "It was done because Charles, as principal donor and founder of the Charles Koch Foundation and Cato, wanted to keep oversight of Cato in the hands of a few shareholders who could be relied on to maintain the original intent and vision for the organization, even if the composition of the board changed over time.

They were to protest the creation of a new consumer financial protection regulator, to argue that national banks should remain exempt from state consumer laws and to advocate that the Federal Reserve keep oversight for some state-chartered banks, among other issues.

Should social entreprises limit themselves in growth, so that the social entrepreneur at all times fully keeps oversight on all aspects within his / her company?

The Bank of Italy will also keep its oversight of the inter-bank and government-bond markets.

At a house fire, we need two firefighters to go inside, one to operate the pump and an officer in charge, to keep operational oversight.

Aurelius said it wanted to seek declaratory and injunctive relief to keep the oversight board from operating until it could be reconstituted in compliance with the appointments clause.

His words brought him somewhat in line with Ms. Jacobs: Both now agree that raising taxes is inevitable to right the county's sinking fiscal ship and to keep the oversight board from seizing broad financial powers from elected officials.