Sentence examples for actively overseen from inspiring English sources

The refugee status determination process is run by PNG's Icsa but is actively overseen by Australian Border Force officials, who are present and in uniform on the island.

Congress is thinking about raising the pay of primary-care doctors — general practitioners, family physicians and the like — as a way to encourage them to more actively oversee the care of patients and reduce expensive visits to specialists and hospitals.

But people involved in the talks said that Mr. Case and Mr. Middelhoff had formed the larger strategies behind the new deal, and that Mr. Middelhoff, at least, actively oversaw the negotiations from above.

Mutual Funds (excluding Index funds) may have higher expense fees because they require managers who actively oversee the mix of perhaps one hundred or more stocks or other securities that comprise the fund.

"Countrywide's board of directors has always been actively engaged in overseeing the company's senior management and business strategy," Mr. Simon said.

Not slowing down, Liu is actively involved in overseeing his businesses.

The last element explicitly recognizes that regulatory offices within EPA will need to be actively involved in overseeing the significant transition to this new paradigm and the translation of the attendant data for regulatory application.

Each of the 10 partner universities hired a local coordinator to oversee the implementation of the project, coordinate the activities and actively communicate with all partners.

Neufeld finds no smoking gun, no evidence that von Braun actively planned or even oversaw the crimes perpetrated on his workers, but he does believe that von Braun's participation in the planning and operation of the Mittelwerk, the underground rocket factory manned by slave laborers from the adjacent Dora concentration camp, would make him guilty of crimes against humanity.

The service was overseen (though not actively monitored) by respiratory-trained community teams who were contactable by a telephone helpline.

They all oversaw and were actively involved in data collection, liaising with project co-ordinators and Mental Health Research Network clinical officers and all of them provided critical appraisal on draft manuscripts and approval for final submission.