Sentence examples for Systematic oversight from inspiring English sources

But the level of ingenuity and sheer chutzpah applied by some of the workers makes it imperative that Congress institute far more systematic oversight of this plastic cornucopia.

Decision aids are relatively new, even in adult medicine where they were pioneered; therefore, there is a lack of systematic oversight to their development and use.

"These are the first systematic oversight hearings there have been in decades," Mr. Leahy said, adding that the sessions had uncovered widespread F.B.I. computer inadequacies and found that the agency was "not used to anybody asking questions".

"You have green and inattentive members on the committee, very few who are willing to conduct systematic oversight," said Cooper.

Not only did top officials at USA Gymnastics the Olympic arm of the sport fail to report many of the allegations to police, but in some cases, its lack of systematic oversight allowed predatory coaches and staff to move from one gym to the next.

Here, we show that this conclusion was flawed and based on the systematic oversight of an intrinsic bias for short sequences in the RCBS index and of biases in the small data sets used for validation in E. coli.

Such systematic oversights would act as a virtual crossover with the rCRS in the reading and documentation process.

Unsurprisingly, carbon emissions by the world's largest companies are increasing, and only one-third of the 600 largest companies in the U.S. have any systematic sustainability oversight at the board level.

This, they charge, is why the draft preserves much of the administrative structure, assigns presidents majestic powers, and safeguards the military, which the Brotherhood seeks to woo, from systematic civilian oversight.

"Clearly, there was a systematic failure of oversight".

As a citizen, I am disgusted by the systematic evasion of oversight you have supported through the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) courts; by the use of ports as lawless zones where your agents can harass anyone; by your failure on your promise to close Guantánamo, and this list could go on.