Sentence examples for easier to oversee from inspiring English sources
Formal mines are more efficient and easier to oversee, but require money and technology, of which the CAR has little.
The consolidation of these two companies will not impact oversight and may actually make it easier to oversee joint operations, because they will be consolidated under one organization and are likely to combine some of their infrastructures.
And he said that the government was upgrading most of its law enforcement infrastructure and technology to make it easier to oversee officers' activities and detect irregularities, which he said may occur because of "technical reasons or because of corruption".
In 1912 the British decided to move their Indian capital from Calcutta to Delhi, where they thought it would be easier to oversee the country and which was closer to Simla, the Himalayan hill station to which the colonial administration decamped each summer.
This could possibly also have influenced the response rate, because it probably might be easier to oversee an e-mail than an envelope in the mail.
It is likely to be more readily applied in hospitals, because it is easier to oversee questionnaire compilation by patients while they are in hospital.
It would be easy to oversee.
It is never easy to oversee a bridge era, and General Manager Sandy Alderson has had a calming influence on the franchise.
The conglomerate is actually easy to oversee now, since its managers are good and the overall cash being generated helps the parent company as a whole.. @WarrenBuffett: Breaking Berkshire into several cos.
After casting about for an easy way to oversee the project from nine hours away, they bought a modular cabin from Blue Ridge Log Cabins in Campobello, S.C.
On March 12th three CMS boats were said to be sailing around the islands, ordering Japanese ships to leave.Bringing most of the agencies into one ministry should make it easier for the central government to oversee its strategy of sending non-military vessels to fly the flag in disputed areas, thereby supposedly reducing the risk of conflict.
