Sentence examples for Relinquish oversight from inspiring English sources
Only once before has a company agreed to relinquish oversight of its methods of evaluating, compensating and promoting employees.
State welfare agencies, Mr. Sankaran added, are unlikely on their own to relinquish oversight powers to judges.
For his part, Mr. Cooney says he realizes that becoming a regulator would probably force him to relinquish oversight of his organization and other work counseling underprivileged children.
Led by a new chairman chosen by President Trump, the FCC voted to roll back the Obama-era rules and relinquish oversight of Internet service providers to the Federal Trade Commission.
Mr. Carroll will add duties for worldwide business development and big clients like Absolut, Adidas and Masterfoods; retain oversight of the agency's Canadian and San Francisco offices; and relinquish oversight of the New York and Playa del Rey, Calif., offices, which will report to Jean-Marie Dru, president and chief executive.
A Security Council sanctions committee also has relinquished oversight of imports of essentials like food, medicines and basic educational and agricultural supplies.
Ms. Lepera called Kesha's initial lawsuit, filed by Mr. Geragos, a shock-and-awe campaign intended to scare Dr. Luke into relinquishing oversight of Kesha's career.
At the same time as federal courts were relinquishing oversight of school desegregation, the nation's overall student population was changing, becoming poorer and less white.
Breitbart's hope is to relinquish constant oversight of his sites.
That, combined with the US Commerce Department's decision last month to relinquish its oversight of an important part of the internet's address system, managed by the Internet Corporation for Assigned names and Numbers (ICANN), may prompt other countries to follow in Brazil's footsteps.
Mr. Christian said the city's plan did not "invent a safer and stricter set of licensing requirements" but merely relinquished local oversight and licensing control in "one of the most dangerous of construction trades".
