Sentence examples for considerable oversight from inspiring English sources

Still, the Iraqis will receive considerable oversight in their work.

The plan gives states and communities considerable oversight.

In the hands of the government, it should be deployed cautiously and with considerable oversight.

Instead, it was an elaborate arrangement to hold caucuses throughout Iraq and give the Iraqi Governing Council considerable oversight.

They have wielded the considerable oversight powers of Congress to initiate a damaging investigation of the Russia investigators, publicly sowing doubts about the conclusions of America's intelligence agencies and the work of the F.B.I. and the Justice Department.

Parmalat's failure has galvanized efforts by the Italian government to overhaul the regulatory system, though critics say the effort could fall victim to infighting between the government and the Bank of Italy, the central bank, which now has considerable oversight authority.

Different countries saw it arrive at different historical moments, but its essence remained the same: big business and big government eventually came to a mutually beneficial arrangement, whereby governments would not challenge the primacy of the market as the main vehicle of economic development, while companies would acquiesce to considerable regulatory oversight.

Since Dunkley's Myanmar Consolidated Media pioneered private newspaper ownership 14 years ago (albeit with considerable government oversight), The Myanmar Times would seem well positioned to prosper as a daily.

In less than two years, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has imposed so many onerous regulations – including reclassifying Internet providers into a category befitting of public utilities with considerable regulatory oversight – there should be little surprise why broadband investments fell 12% during the first half of this year.

Noting this considerable culinary oversight, I set myself the task of giving the internet what it so needs — a guide to serving a Christmas tree.

Border Patrol agents along the U.S.-Mexico border tend to have a rougher reputation; plus, they work in comparative isolation in the borderlands, roving around with considerable discretion and limited oversight.