Sentence examples for allowed to oversee from inspiring English sources

In the end he was not even allowed to oversee the finishing details.

Mr. Hevesi proposed that his office be allowed to oversee authority contracts.

He said directors should not be allowed to oversee more than 20 portfolios.

The six members of the technical committee who were suspended will not be allowed to oversee judges at any competition.

Malcolm Daniel, the curator in charge of the Met's department of photography, and not a woman, has been allowed to oversee the New York presentation.

Undersheriff Russo was allowed to oversee his own background check for employment in the sheriff's office, the grand jury later found.

But such experiences, far from the insular world of college athletics, have allowed him to oversee what has been a swift and stunning transformation of the conference.

Although some hospitals have never allowed midwives to oversee deliveries, the percentage of American births attended by them increased to 7.3percentt from 3.2percentt between 1989 and 2000, according to the American College of Nurse-Midwives.

In 1987, Mr. Howard was promoted from chief economist to head of asset management, a position that allowed him to oversee the most profitable and complex area of Fannie Mae's business, its enormous mortgage portfolio.

Instead he was allowed to continue and oversaw a muddled shambles against Iceland.

New information networks allow managers to oversee bigger operations than before.