Sentence examples for conventional oversight from inspiring English sources

http://t.co/7pu1w8ZG e.g.: http://t.co/IwNdNY4v — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 4 Jun 12 Here's O'Donnell's view of the idea, which he says has more value than ever given the limited resources for conventional oversight:  Leaders of big environmental groups that poured money into President Obama's re-election might have reason to gnash their teeth behind closed doors.

But they strongly objected to classifying broadband providers for the same type of regulatory oversight as conventional phone companies.

The majority of them urged the agency to subject broadband providers to utility-like oversight similar to conventional telephone companies.

Instead of relying on oversight by CQC, Wales opted to establish Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, a conventional inspectorate located within a government department.

Rivkin and Siggelkow (2003) investigated the conventional wisdom that firm-wide incentives and capable subordinates make top-level oversight less valuable.

It ends with Elizabeth Warren, chairwoman of the Congressional oversight panel, which oversees the federal bailout, stating what now seems like conventional wisdom about the financial markets among even among fourth graders: "Well the party's over," she says.

Even basic assumptions about police disciplinary systems -- that citizen oversight results in more accountability, for example -- arise more out of anecdotal evidence and conventional wisdom than any type of formal study.

Resisting oversight.

What an oversight!

The oversight is understandable.

How conventional.