Sentence examples for capability to oversee from inspiring English sources
Numerous institutional shareholders have publicly stated that as Murdoch did not demonstrate he had the capability to oversee a business the size of News International, he should step down as chairman of the much larger BSkyB.
Only when DOD has established its future vision for the use and role of contractors supporting deployed forces and fully institutionalizes the concepts of operational contract support can it effectively address its long-term capability to oversee and manage those contractors.
The NAO says the government must improve the civil service's capability to manage PFI deals and end dependence on consultants in procuring and overseeing the deals, which can be extremely complex.
The Supreme Court comes against a backdrop of marketplace change induced by the Internet, change that is so far-reaching that it is far beyond the capabilities of the regulatory agencies to oversee.
The plans for a wooden bridge proved unpopular, and in 1772 the Richmond Bridge Act was passed by Parliament, selecting 90 commissioners, including landscape architect Lancelot "Capability" Brown, historian and politician Horace Walpole and playwright and actor David Garrick, to oversee the construction of a stone bridge on the site of the ferry.
"While we do need to oversee the money to maintain donors' confidence, a critical component of our presence is capability development," one American military officer said.
One Republican committee member said Rumsfeld is rushing to create independent capabilities before the arrival of a director of national intelligence, a position created by Congress in December to oversee the 15 U.S. intelligence departments and agencies.
PNC Financial Services Group recently established a new-products group to oversee mainstream developments, such as pricing and product enhancements, as well as growth engines in new capabilities, such as technology-enabled services and back-office services for investment funds.
Local police arrived to oversee events.
The coalition's aim was to oversee a long-term sustainable approach to preventing obesity.
