Sentence examples for a range of oversight from inspiring English sources

The NT government will retain "a range" of oversight and regulatory functions, and should port revenue rise above 130% of current modelling, the government will receive 15% of profits.

A vast amount of information is now available online, produced by a variety of sources with a range of editorial oversight procedures.

At present, an increasing range of oversight institutions, such as the Full Council, CHSB and Facility Governing Committees and Boards, are too weak to hold district health managers accountable.

Around the nation, states have long had a range of methods — from oversight boards to appointed receivers — to step in when cities are teetering near bankruptcy.

For decades, states have used a range of methods, including oversight boards and appointed receivers, to step in and stabilize cities that appeared to be headed toward bankruptcy or default.

In July, in response to the case, the city announced a range of reforms to increase oversight and enforcement.

MacSporran said the CCC was "also exploring a range of options for stronger oversight of allegations of excessive use of force".

Respondent bias was reduced in this study by using of a range of accepted data sources and by oversight by an independent University inherent requirement reference group [ 25].

My aim has been to demonstrate how the new empirical findings reported by Gail Henderson and her colleagues can serve as a starting point for grounding discourse on a range of issues related to biorepository design, oversight and governance.

Drawing on interviews with members of a patient safety 'issue network', the following sections will present a range of perspectives that analyse how board oversight of patient safety can be further developed through the nurturing of trust-based relationships and the triangulation of hard and soft intelligence gathered from both national and locally generated information sources.

It is worth remembering that at heart the LSB represents the consolidation of oversight roles previously held by a range of others.