Sentence examples for be directly overseen from inspiring English sources

Originally, France and the European Commission called for all 6,000 euro area banks to be directly overseen by the new supervisory structure.

Dr. Cosgrove has also severed his ties to outside companies as well as the clinic's venture activities, which will now be directly overseen by the trustees responsible for the clinic's investments, said a clinic spokeswoman, Eileen Sheil.

The government is now planning to abolish the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television and to replace it with a new agency that will be directly overseen by the central State Council.

All neonates admitted into the Nursery were directly overseen by a Professor of Neonatology at least twice a day to maintain good standard of care [ 16].

Instead it will be more directly overseen by the producers of "American Idol" under a new charity, which has taken the name of the fund-raiser, Idol Gives Back.

One person should be named as the student's immediate supervisor and should be directly accountable for overseeing the student's work and approving the hours worked in Axess.

The bottom line is that Windows has too many potential attack points, most of which are not directly overseen by the very company who develops the operating system.

A New Line spokesman said it would be inappropriate for Mr. Shaye to talk about the project, as he was not directly overseeing the film's day-to-day production.

Adm. Thad W. Allen, the commandant of the Coast Guard, is now directly overseeing the work of Rear Adm. Mary E. Landry, who had been in charge of the response.

There isn't even a political appointee in place who is directly responsible for overseeing the bureau at its parent agency, the Department of Commerce.

That they are willing to do so speaks volumes about their true motivation and their utter lack of credibility". Five executives who worked with Ienner when he was president of Columbia Records, from 1989 to 2003, said he was directly involved in overseeing pay-for-play.