Sentence examples for clear oversight from inspiring English sources

The solution is corporate and administrative transparency, detailed guidelines, minimising discretion and arbitrariness, and clear oversight.

I am scared and concerned for students of color, queer* and trans* students and all university community members at the mercy of an arbitrarily expanded police force without clear oversight or attachment to the community.

The IP bill not only seeks to enshrine in U.K. law controversial mass surveillance powers that only came to light after the Snowden disclosures — and which U.K. intelligence agencies had been using for years without a clear oversight regime.

So I was delighted to read today's announcement that the BBC is to re-examine "the relationship between the two parts of the BBC" in order to "provide better and clearer oversight of the way the licence fee is spent".

The BBC has announced a review of its governance regime, with the aim of simplifying the relationship between the trust and management and "better and clearer oversight of the way the licence fee is spent", to be led by former acting director of communications Julian Payne.

The BBC said a review of how the Trust and the executive work will try to "simplify the relationship and provide better and clearer oversight of the way the licence fee is spent".

That means that companies and government agencies must operate under stated principles and clear laws with open oversight.

"Mr Blair did not establish clear ministerial oversight of post-conflict strategy, planning and preparation," Chilcot wrote.

Obama announced he'd signed a presidential guidance document Wednesday laying out "clear guidelines, oversight and accountability" for drone warfare.

Last May he announced the establishment of "a framework that governs our use of force against terrorists insisting upon clear guidelines, oversight and accountability".

"The C.F.T.C. and S.E.C. should have clear, unimpeded oversight and enforcement authority to prevent and punish fraud, manipulation and other market abuses," Mr. Gensler said.