Sentence examples for ability to oversee from inspiring English sources

This is a bad idea that threatens the government's ability to oversee companies and protect consumers.

The unmistakable theme of the hearings was mistrust of the government's ability to oversee nuclear safety.

Both are vital to its ability to oversee the management of the company's businesses.

"Teachers have lost confidence in the department's ability to oversee and run these assessments to an acceptable standard.

But he said the setup and his lack of business experience should not impede his ability to oversee Mr. Eisner.

May declined to comment on her ability to oversee the Veritas contract in light of those donations.

Two key issues Republicans will raise are Obama's ability to oversee economic growth and his plans for healthcare.

"There certainly have been concerns expressed in the past that it was not adequately funded and did not have the realistic ability to oversee the conduct of audits".

In either case, the state pays to set up the health care exchange, but states that fail to create the exchanges lose the ability to oversee them.

The city's Independent Budget Office, which has long monitored City Hall and City Council programs, will also have the ability to oversee Education Department spending.

This limited experience working directly with IT can contribute to a lack of confidence in a director's ability to oversee the strategic use of IT.