Sentence examples for an oversight system from inspiring English sources

They should be replaced with an oversight system that is financially and administratively independent of the research it oversees.

She portrayed the abuses as "isolated" — although unacceptable — episodes that did not change her view that the N.S.A. had an oversight system that worked, despite the problems.

The office, Congress's investigative agency, said the full extent of violations was unknown because the Defense Department did not have an oversight system.

Five years after Walker's report, and fourteen more fatal shootings, another task force concluded that the department needed to create an oversight system in which officers would suffer consequences for abusing their authority.

In New Mexico, a newly appointed ethics task force is exploring the issue, and in North Carolina, state officials have created an oversight system for handling conflict of interest complaints, the association said.

In the UK we have an "oversight" system comprising a deferential Commons committee, together with a couple of retired judges who examine warranted or authorised operations and monitor GCHQ's compliance with the law.

To prevent cheating, Greenmarket has an extensive oversight system, Mr. Hurwitz said.

The Legislature needs to conduct a full review of the $2 billion preschool program, which is financed by counties and the state, and create an effective oversight system.

Officials said they believe that the 48 known problems may be the tip of the iceberg in an internal oversight system that one of them described as "shoddy". The report identified several instances in which the FBI used a tool known as "exigent letters" to obtain information urgently, promising that the requests would be covered later by grand jury subpoenas or national security letters.

From July 1974 to February 1975, scientists refrained from conducting some types of recombinant DNA research to allow for the establishment of an appropriate oversight system in the interests of public safety (17).

The National Center for Assisted Living, a trade group for providers, said states already had "a robust oversight system" to ensure proper care for residents.