Sentence examples for To be oversight from inspiring English sources

"There ought to be oversight down the road," Mr. Bobe said.

The chairman of the parliamentary intelligence committee, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, whose remit is supposed to be oversight of the agencies, also offered his support.

"There needs to be oversight, and some regulation of the industry," she said.It is not known how many children are born each year using sperm donors, because mothers of donor offspring are not required to report their births.

When one man at the meeting brought up the deadly shootings by Border Patrol agents, he responded, "When these things happen, there has to be investigations, there has to be oversight by Congress, there has to be hearings".

But the unsecured breathing tube and the forgotten blood-clot medication proved to be oversights.

At smaller companies, these may often seem to be oversights or afterthoughts, but Zenefits seems to want to streamline the process and introduce these kinds of sophisticated corporate behaviors into smaller businesses.

"But I've been told that there will be oversight down to the specific operation".

IGNATIEFF: The issue to me is oversight, not just spending: How a liberal democracy manages to guard the guards.

There needs to be independent oversight over these awful camps".

"For there now to be external oversight of the State Legislature by a separate body is significant".

Surely, there would need to be some oversight of state and local governments.