Sentence examples for arising from oversight from inspiring English sources

60(a) (authorizing a court to "correct a clerical mistake or a mistake arising from oversight or omission").

Mori's attempt to limit congressional oversight might have arisen from ineffective oversight of past external funding.

"[M]any of our regular interactions with community banks arise from our oversight of bank holding companies and state-chartered banks that choose to join the Federal Reserve System," Bernanke said in a speech that highlighted the central bank's structure of 12 regional banks with a headquarters in Washington.

The committee recommended that the agency "give explicit consideration to the oversight challenges arising from automotive electronics" and "develop and articulate a long-term strategy for meeting the challenges," the report said.

The concern arising from this trend is that it may lead to mischief; i.e. more aggressive application of willful blindness theories, possibly to the area of corporate governance in general and the director's compliance oversight responsibilities in particular.

the difficulties arising from Congs.

Creatures are arising from the depths.

Questions arising from the depths of wonder.

Many of the problems arose from lack of oversight and poor management, but another contributing factor was decades of underinvestment and neglect.

Its aim is to illustrate the large detrimental effect on business performance that can arise from relatively trivial oversights and poor information handling during engineering design and fabrication.

I believe that the internet must remain open, where the oversight arises from the joint action of international organisations, industry and civil society.