Sentence examples for are sometimes overseen from inspiring English sources
In lieu of willing men who meet these qualifications, congregations are sometimes overseen by the congregation's men in general.
New forms can arise via new uses of existing genes, in particular the control genes or what are sometimes called toolkit genes that oversee development.
are sometimes called "non-institutional". Congregations are generally overseen by a plurality of elders who are sometimes assisted in the administration of various works by deacons.
Instead, regulated financial firms are overseen by disparate national supervisors (in America they are sometimes state-based).
The first buildings constructed on the Cambridge campus, completed in 1916, are sometimes called the "Maclaurin buildings" after Institute president Richard Maclaurin who oversaw their construction.
That could be a worse outcome for detainees, they say, because conditions in the jails are sometimes harsher than in the private detention centers and are more difficult for immigration officials to oversee.
The institution is sometimes seen as illiberal and corrupt, and its mission — to oversee Kosher certifications and Jewish marriages and burials — can seem irrelevant to many Israelis.
Daniel Moquay, who oversees the Klein archive and estate in Paris, said the silence is sometimes more difficult than the sound for audiences to take in.
Steve Rinker, who oversees 11 Lowe's home improvement stores in New York and New Jersey, says his stores were sometimes among the few open in a sea of retail businesses.
Nathan-Turner oversaw Doctor Who throughout the 1980s – its most eclectic decade, in which the style was sometimes Play for Today, sometimes Play Away.
