Sentence examples for Total oversight from inspiring English sources
That means that no single party has total oversight into what sorts of risk brokerages are running up.
According to Wolf, the inspector general will have total oversight over MWAA, its board, employees, contractors and subcontractors, and would have the authority to audit and observe closed meetings of the MWAA board of directors.
From The Birth of the Clinic, his 1963 work on the rising authority of medical knowledge, to his 1975 publication on institutions that discipline society, Foucault studied the Western desire for total oversight, famously citing the Panopticonprison model.
Perhaps she doesn't understand that the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program is responsible for total oversight of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and is not, as she seems to assume, some sort of generalized "Robo-Cop" stomping up and down Maiden Lane?
Of that total, the oversight panel, known as the Guardian Council, disqualified all but six.
There has been a total lack of oversight at every level".
Privacy International said the letters exemplified the "total failure" of oversight.
Witness the total lack of oversight that lets anyone pay to conduct targeted manipulation of public opinion and screw the socially divisive consequences.
The student has not calculated in the size of the doorway to find the total area, an oversight maybe, and although they do not come to a "right answer", they have demonstrated their capacity to work through such a multi-stepped problem using addition, multiplication and subtraction.
The plan would give the board total strategic and policy oversight, but vests all power to "lead and manage the U.S.O.C. within board policies" with the chief executive.
It gives the generals total autonomy, excluding any oversight by the future president.In addition it permits the SCAF, in the event of trouble in convening the constitutional assembly chosen by the now-disbanded parliament, to appoint its own body to write the constitution.
