Sentence examples for One overseen from inspiring English sources

The first edition frequently is the only one overseen by the author, thus presenting the truest version of his or her work.

The changes may include the replacement of the current system, which is overseen by the British Bankers Associationn, a trade body, with one overseen by government officials.

March for Europe organised two anti-Brexit demonstrations in London last year, and another one, overseen by a network called I'm Still In, is planned for 25 March.

The festival, which features 31 programs from Sept. 14 through Dec. 16, will be the penultimate one overseen by its founding director, Joseph V. Melillo.

Consultations have started for a Strategic Defence Review, the first since the one overseen by George Robertson in 1998, that both Labour and the Tories promise to set up after the next general election.

Because that result came from a police test and not from one overseen by cycling's antidoping authorities, Schumacher was not suspended from racing or barred from participating in this year's Tour.

At the moment this team looks decidedly shaky: he has no one overseeing policy, no one in charge of communications and no one liaising with MPs and the wider party.

This signage is part of a larger program of much needed reform; a year ago, the Besh company had no one overseeing human resources.

"When the show took off there was no one overseeing it," says co-creator and writer Doug Naylor, "so we could just do what we wanted".

No one oversees the health of the ecosystem in which two billion people get their news and information; outside of the United States, the disinformation and propaganda problem in other countries has led to genocide (Myanmar), murders (India), and state-sponsored trolling.

For while the Linnaean method for organizing life is still followed and has held up well, no one oversees what has become the rapid and sometimes haphazard proliferation of species names.