That's a much more minimal oversight than Smith suggested, and which some people feared.
Due to low initial start-up requirements of a safe space with minimal oversight, this incubator invasion benefits from scalability, using time, and phasing to its advantage in creating an active symbiotic educational and professional setting for the greater community.
A weakened government with minimal oversight and rock-bottom tax rates for the rich is their decades-old quest -- a quest they are close to completing.
However, research suggests that unleashing armed actors with minimal oversight, in a context with a history of competing power struggles, is very likely to increase human rights abuses and insurgent violence against civilians.
But many scientists were uneasy with how Zhang's team reported the development and the fact that it took place in an environment of potentially minimal oversight.
In the suit, authorities spelled out a variety of alleged abuses that paint the Deutsche subsidiary as a reckless lender that employed minimal oversight over its operations.
With minimal oversight, Yameen leased an island near the capital to Beijing at a cut-rate price and invited Chinese state-owned developers to build a mile-long bridge, thousands of apartments and a new runway, fuel farm and passenger terminal at the main international airport.
The new initiative has incentives for states to treat the block grants solely as a funding stream and to provide minimal oversight of the schools that students attend with the voucher funds.
33 In our study young people completed the resource independently, with minimal oversight, mostly on a computer in the facility where they had sought help, although some completed it at home.
While the university and college had established processes for reviewing and approving curricula, the Department, due to its heretofore small size, had always acted as a "committee of the whole" with minimal oversight of the faculty responsible for coordinating specific programmes.
Like a growing number of officials who advocate minimal oversight of the service -- including Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission -- Mr. Davidson says Internet telephone service should be treated just like other unregulated Internet services, including e-mail messaging and Web surfing.
