Sentence examples for deliberate oversight from inspiring English sources

His conclusion is that it was a deliberate oversight on the part of the family to get him out of the house sooner.

This was not a deliberate oversight; many museums began testing an array of Jetsons-style gadgetry a few years ago, but the dot-com bust and the economic downturn have delayed progress.

The Angels, however, by either deliberate or accidental oversight, pass over Nemo and thereby allow him to "remember" different possible futures for himself.

The unit trialled letters warning recipients that not paying tax would be seen as a deliberate choice rather than oversight.

New regulatory agencies must be redesigned so they are transparent, politically balanced, appropriately responsive to congressional oversight, and deliberate in their decision-making.

This may simply have been an oversight, a deliberate tactical or strategic decision, a consequence of their intention to die in the assault – or it may have been a reaction, possibly unconscious, to the new media environment in which terrorists operate.

The [parliamentary commissioner for standards] concludes that Mr Caborn committed several breaches of the rules of the house, which he suggests were more likely to be the result of careless oversight than of deliberate intention..

The exchange is accused of breaking a September 2000 agreement to improve oversight with a "deliberate attempt to conceal serious deficiencies," the S.E.C. said in a 32-page report obtained by Bloomberg News.

The deliberate exclusion of Congress from oversight of any governmental operation is a worrisome development, rooted in the lawmakers' recent inability, or refusal, to get anything done.

When Sales said he had no signature achievement, a flicker behind his eyes told us this was a deliberate move, and not an oversight.

If an album sounds a certain way, it is more likely to be a deliberate artistic choice than an oversight or error.