Mr. Brown has argued that California is able to oversee its own prisons thanks to continuing improvements and that federal oversight imposes unnecessary financial burdens on the state.
The RANC had moved to Flinders Naval Depot in 1930, and Dowling was pleased to be able to oversee its return to Jervis Bay in 1958, the year before he relocated the office of the CNS to Canberra.
That's why he led the writing crusade before the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle, arguing that the group should be able to oversee trade without sticky intrusions that would force it to impose sanctions on countries that abuse workers rights.
It would likely still be able to oversee regulations that existed before Cordray was appointed.
In doping cases, the World Anti-Doping Agency is able to oversee a dispute between an athlete and a federation and if necessary, present it to another panel.
Leading German officials including Chancellor Angela Merkel have said it is unrealistic to expect the central bank to be able to oversee 6,000 banks effectively, as the plan proposes, because regulators would be spread too thin.
Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, made clear her country's concern that it was unrealistic to expect the central bank to be able to oversee 6,000 banks effectively, as the plan proposes, because regulators would be spread too thin.
It is our hope that in this way Mr. Manchester will be able to oversee the completion of his magnificent biography, and readers will be able to read the dramatic and moving story of Churchill's role in World War II and after.
Somebody has to oversee it".
I was able to oversee the design of the rug.
Others feel a center would be able to oversee the process better.
