Sentence examples for comprehensive oversight of from inspiring English sources
This year, the governor created an agency, the Department of Financial Services, saying it would allow for more comprehensive oversight of the banking and insurance industries.
"These problems could be ameliorated by the sort of steady, vigilant, immediate and comprehensive oversight" of a special master, he wrote.
It claimed that "because there is no regular and comprehensive oversight of the care of children housed in the facilities by an independent agency, there is an imminent peril to the public's health, safety or welfare".
Recent regulatory initiatives such as the imminent adoption of cGMPs for dietary supplements in the US, implementation of cGMPs in Canada and the recent EU dietary supplement initiative represent legislative and industry response to public clamor for more comprehensive oversight of dietary supplements.
Last year, Seattle introduced a plan for more comprehensive oversight of its solid waste and recycling services, carried out by private contractors.
He stressed the need to include X-rays in Dominican ports to ensure more comprehensive oversight of the merchandise entering and leaving.
And while each have some clear utility, none address a company's need for comprehensive oversight to properly mitigate risk and improve visibility, especially when dealing with thousand of freelance workers.
In this capacity, she provided comprehensive oversight and coordination of all SVSH and Title IX efforts at a critical time for Berkeley.
However, as we proceed in that direction, we would be wise to maintain a realistic appreciation of the difficulties of comprehensive oversight in a financial system as large, diverse, and globalized as ours.
But Professor Hasen added that trying to "bail in" jurisdictions under Section 3 was not a substitute for Section 5's comprehensive oversight requirements for all of the areas it covered.
He also concluded that while the school had "many procedures in place for the monitoring of pupil behaviour" he was "not convinced that comprehensive oversight is in place".
