Sentence examples for earlier overseen from inspiring English sources
Joaquín Almunia, EC competition commissioner, had earlier overseen a heavily critical report on the subsidy arrangements drawn up by the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).
Mackay, 42, was controversially sacked as Cardiff City boss in December, having seven months earlier overseen their promotion to the top flight for the first time since 1962.
Mr. Marsalis, who is the managing and artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center — and a Juilliard alumnus — officially takes up the appointment on July 1, but will actually start a few months earlier, overseeing spring auditions for the school's fall 2014 class.
If an acceptable package cannot be agreed upon, they predicted a fallback plan in the range of $2 trillion or more, based on the earlier negotiations overseen by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.
Earlier, he oversaw an ad for Gucci with the "G" shaved into a model's pubic hair.
As an advance man for the PGA Tour, Rintoul arrives at tournaments early to oversee the transformation of regular courses into something that can challenge the likes of Bubba Watson, Jim Furyk and Sergio Garcia.
(There was a previous batch that he oversaw earlier in the year, but he took over Y Combinator after the companies had already been chosen).
The criticism has come from the opposition leaders in Parliament and retired British commanders who oversaw earlier stages of the Afghan conflict.
In the end Mr. Schick was engaged to conduct the four movements of "Nine Rivers" following "La Coupure," with two other conductors overseeing earlier sections for chamber ensemble and chorus.
"Countrywide made a lot of bad loans and borrowers with no money can't afford a modification," said Peter Swire, a former special assistant for housing policy in the Obama administration who helped oversee earlier federal efforts to promote modifications.
As part of the reform to the system, employees and employees must take part in a free "early conciliation" process, overseen by the independent conciliation service Acas to see if legal proceedings can be averted.
