Sentence examples similar to date of oversight from inspiring English sources

A 2004 background paper the C.I.A. sent to the Justice Department gives the fullest account to date of the oversight of every step that followed the capture of a man suspected of being a top member of Al Qaeda — an HVD, in agency parlance, for high-value detainee.

New government and BP documents, interviews with experts and testimony by witnesses provide the clearest indication to date that a hodgepodge of oversight agencies granted exceptions to rules, allowed risks to accumulate and made a disaster more likely on the rig, particularly with a mix of different companies operating on the Deepwater whose interests were not always in sync.

"It is now abundantly clear that the law is out of date, the oversight is weak and the recording of how the powers are used is patchy at best.

Government spying practices are perhaps more scrutinized, as a result of awkward questions about out-of-date legal oversight regimes.

It is the biggest step the FDA has taken to date toward formalizing oversight of products that use machine learning (ML).

The breadth and scope of the accusations provide the most detail to date of the systemic failure of oversight at what is arguably the most regulated demolition and asbestos abatement site in the country.

Yet there has been little outcry to date over Elaine Chao's numerous abuses of power and fundamental lack of oversight for workers.

Events to date suggest citizen action may prove one of the most effective means of oversight: Anyone can petition the FDA with concerns about a GRAS substance, color additive, or food additive.

There is lots of oversight.

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"The entire process of oversight looks tainted.