Sentence examples for delegate oversight from inspiring English sources

We wrongly delegate oversight of our health account to the medical system.

The report also criticizes the top commander in Iraq at the time, Lt. Gen. Ricardo S. Sanchez, for not paying close enough attention to worsening conditions at Abu Ghraib, delegating oversight of prison operations to subordinates.

Nowadays many mothers work, delegating oversight and care of young children to older siblings and/or housemaids.

Nasser delegated oversight of the issue to Sarraj, who provided limited aid to Nasser's Lebanese supporters through money, light arms, and officer training —short of the large-scale support that Chamoun alleged.

Benign neglect has produced an electoral system consisting of antiquated balloting technologies, poorly trained poll workers and poorly kept voter rolls as states have delegated their oversight of elections to county governments.

EPA has long practiced the strategy of delegating regulatory oversight to the states, who have enacted laws that often mirror the federal laws they enforce.

One of EPA's responses to its small staff and budget has been to delegate most regulatory oversight to state governments.

In the EASA's Vision 20/20, the agency suggests that when national authorities have a lack of resources or expertise, they should be able to delegate some of their oversight functions to other authorities or to the EASA in order to make sure that no safety risks are overlooked.

Oversight is delegated to Ofcom and their appointed Chair and non-exec directors.

The S.E.C. has already delegated day-to-day oversight of broker dealers to Finra, Wall Street's self-regulatory group.

MF Global's collapse has also led to renewed calls for federal regulators to keep a closer watch on brokerage firms, reclaiming oversight authority now delegated to for-profit exchanges like the CME Group.