Sentence examples similar to biased oversight from inspiring English sources
It has been revealed as plagued by backward technology, politically-biased oversight and local variations that mean that poor people are a lot less likely to get their vote counted than richer ones.
Authors' response: We apologize for the oversight and have included a definition of the term "biased gene transfer" in the manuscript.
More plausible possibilities include a decision to embroider; incompetent or biased processing of intelligence; the eagerness of spies to please superiors; and sloppy political oversight.
Seattle Police Department has been under federal oversight since 2012, after investigators from the DOJ's Civil Rights Division concluded that its officers routinely defaulted to excessive force and engaged in a pattern and practice of racially biased policing.
If your argument is predicated on the NSA being able to move quickly, admitting that "restrictions" that "should have been" in place were not due to an internal bias to action over oversight isn't calming.
Since the 1970s, gender and racial bias were exposed in Congressional oversight and investigations by House Banking Committee (now Financial Services Committee) Chairmen Henry Reuss and Henry B. Gonzalez, whom I assisted.
Here, we show that this conclusion was flawed and based on the systematic oversight of an intrinsic bias for short sequences in the RCBS index and of biases in the small data sets used for validation in E. coli.
He said state oversight of Co-op City prevents such bias.
Call the oversight a bad case of East Coast bias.
