Sentence examples for controls to oversee from inspiring English sources

The directors ordered numerous controls to oversee the partnerships, according to W. Neil Eggleston, a lawyer representing the outside members of the board.

The settlement mandated that the company must implement "mandatory procedures and controls to oversee all of Elon Musk's communications regarding the Company made in any format". The company has declined to provide detail in recent days over what those controls would entail.

As part of the deal, Tesla is also required to implement procedures and controls to oversee Musk's communications, including his social media usage.

A variety of laws, regulations, and executive orders also provide guidance on the use of such controls to oversee the purchase and use of durable medical equipment (hereafter referred to as "equipment") and single-use medical supplies (hereafter referred to as "supplies") associated with the management of diabetes.

At first, it seems Nadia and Eden are entirely pointless in a show where every date is pre-approved and scouted out by a production team, but then you realise they are there to keep celebrity egos in check, to stop them all from spiralling out of control, to oversee an uneasy parley between former child stars and unknown fashion students.

The legislation would create a control board to oversee the US territory's finances and supervise some debt restructuring.

Ms. Jacobs went to Albany on Tuesday to push for a financial control board to oversee county finances, a move Mr. Gulotta opposes.

Mr Johnson suggests creating an arm's length control board to oversee the government's ownership, free of political meddling.Still, helping banks recapitalise only partly mitigates deleveraging.

Puerto Rico faced a historic default Friday as the US territory prepared to enter unchartered waters under the guidance of a newly enacted federal control board to oversee the island's finances amid a dire economic crisis.

But the Republican leadership appears willing only to grant Puerto Rico limited access to the bankruptcy courts and only with strings attached, like a federal "control board" to oversee the island's finances.

On the other hand, high state taxes have discouraged new business investment, the population has shrunk below 300,000 and some local politicians have forced Gov. George E. Pataki and the New York Legislature to create a financial control board to oversee the city budget.