Sentence examples for an overseer of from inspiring English sources

As an overseer of the new boss, he will certainly be well-informed.

At his death, he was a trustee of Colby and an overseer of Dartmouth College.

He is a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania and an overseer of its Wharton School.

Her mother is an overseer of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and a former trustee of Wellesley College.

His mother is a floral designer in Milton, and is an overseer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston.

In 1969 the state assumed full responsibility for administering welfare programs, some of which formerly had been supervised by an "overseer of the poor" in each town.

He is also an overseer of Dartmouth Medical School and a clinical professor of ophthalmology at New York University School of Medicine.

The Regents, composed of eight representative of government--including three Senators and three Congressmen--and nine citizens, are neither constituted to be an effective overseer of a huge bureaucracy, nor are representative of the broad public interest community.

This middle ground approach was discussed in ex parte Page when their Lordships dealt with whether the court can intervene and review a decision made by a visitor (overseer) of a university.

The tourist train was also a pet project of Mr. Babbitt, an activist overseer of the national parks and an Arizonan.

And it also goes well beyond the utterances of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whose pusillanimous statements suggest she sees herself as a facilitator for, rather than an independent overseer of, the intelligence services.