Sentence examples for designed to oversee from inspiring English sources
It was created by the National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993, which also established the Corporation for National and Community Service, an independent federal agency designed to oversee and support domestic-service programs, including AmeriCorps.
One effect of this has been the creation of executive positions designed to oversee a company's approach to inclusion.
Evidence indicates such regimes are not succeeding in avoiding protracted, expensive renegotiations between private investors and the institutions designed to oversee the new regime.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt seems to have fixed on this strategy in naming the new chief of the new Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the new agency designed to oversee the auditors who monitor the finances of public companies.
Reinforced by the malaise of the structures designed to oversee transitions of power, the cycles of wealth inequality and disproportionate political influence persist in Central Africa.
India Against Corruption (IAC) is a citizen-based committee of volunteers that is designed to oversee the revision of the Lokpal bill.
To transport workers and materials, the city hired Frederick Rolandi, a San Francisco engineer who had previous experience designing railways, to oversee construction the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
Now he holds a new post as a kind of czar overseeing changes designed to push more people into private enterprise.
Sim oversaw tests designed to gauge whether the drug could make deception more easily detectable by polygraph, believing that it would help reveal lies, but ultimately he was forced to concede that the experiments were inconclusive.
The result is a masterpiece of formal grandeur, and, because the arts were all under the rigid control of the state, each element at Versailles was overseen and designed to be in keeping with the whole.
He is a politician who has overseen policies designed to inflict physical and mental harm on refugees who have fled some of the world's most murderous and dangerous regimes.
