Sentence examples for collective oversight from inspiring English sources

Her answer then was blunt: that solidarity was possible only with serious controls and collective oversight, and that "we have existing treaties and they must be respected".

Ms. Merkel answered that solidarity was possible only with serious controls and collective oversight and that "we have existing treaties and they must be respected".

On one side are countries like the UK and many others like Korea who argue that the internet must remain open and borderless, and benefit from collective oversight between governments, international organisations, industry and civil society.

Historian Donald Hickey is on a mission to repair this collective oversight and hopes that the fanfare around the war's bicentennial, and a new book series by the Johns Hopkins University Press, will heighten public interest.

To truly give credibility to drug testing, the union and baseball should agree through collective bargaining to completely outsource drug-testing collection, oversight and prosecution to an independent organization.

In South Africa, training, strong management oversight, and a collective incentive structure strengthened the effectiveness of community mobilizers.

France and Germany have been working with the European Council president, Herman Van Rompuy, on proposals to increase collective and European Union oversight of national budgets and statistics, pass debt-limit laws and harmonize certain tax and social welfare policies.

The spokesperson for the Robin des Bois collective blamed the "oversight" on "administrative failings," and said that the authorities had shirked their duty to track the sites.

At a minimum there must be a euro-zone-wide system of deposit insurance and oversight, with collective resources for the recapitalisation of endangered institutions and regional rules for the resolution of truly failed banks.

Testing if these kind of profiles are actually being built is an open question that does not subtract importance from the fact that, without oversight or collective control mechanisms, individuals have little power to ensure that they are not being profiled without their knowledge or consent.

Labor activists like Argueta argue that voluntary compliance programs with non-binding resolutions can't substitute for government oversight or collective bargaining contracts.