Sentence examples for coordinated oversight from inspiring English sources
The world economy needs "enhanced coordinated oversight" and "global effective government".
In these cases, the advisor and the home program will work together to ensure coordinated oversight and advice.
"It had two components: Aggressive, coordinated oversight, and targeted legislative strikes aimed at shattering the legislative coalition the president has used to force his law on the nation.
On Wednesday, the European Commission announced a plan for more coordinated oversight of large banks, in part to prevent problems at one institution from spreading.
And because France and Germany would not bend on his proposed protections, he would not sign on to their plan for more tightly coordinated oversight of European Union governments' revenue and spending.
"But we also worked with the CDC, UNICEF, and MSF in managing the disease". Dr. Chukwu said that a major challenge is that the three countries are contiguous and in need of independent, coordinated oversight.
But state and county agencies — prosecutors, the police, corrections officials — have done little to coordinate oversight.
Mr. Devaney will serve as the chairman of the new Recovery Act Transparency and Accountability Board and, along with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., will coordinate oversight of stimulus spending.
Meanwhile, the S.E.C. and the New York Stock Exchange are now actively studying ways to restrain the impact of the computer-driven trading, and are conducting negotiations with foreign regulatory agencies on ways to coordinate oversight efforts.
"Since 1996, the state has paid roughly a half-million dollars for a 'Central Artery/Tunnel Project Oversight Committee' to coordinate oversight efforts by the state attorney general, the state auditor, and the state inspector general.
In brief, duties include coordinating oversight of: the quality and scope of undergraduate courses within the Program in Education, the structure and content of the undergraduate initiatives within the Program, and the courses, course scheduling, and academic procedures.
