Sentence examples for emergency oversight from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — A review team appointed by the State of Michigan has concluded that Detroit is mired in serious financial problems, a step that draws the city ever closer to emergency oversight by a state-assigned financial manager.

He is pushing a bill that would create an emergency oversight board that could order huge cost-cutting and void the postal service's contracts — a proposal that not just the unions, but Senators Carper and Collins oppose.

The City Council on Friday announced plans for an emergency oversight committee, and its members spoke with outrage about the likelihood that missed semen stains and "false negatives" might have enabled rapists to go unpunished.

In times of emergency, greater managerial oversight or additional staffing resources may be necessary to strengthen financial administration to ensure that field staff receives salaries and per diems in a timely and reliable manner.

Korte notes that Congress provides little oversight on emergency declarations, even through it's mandated to do so by law.

Only four entities in Michigan, including Detroit's public school system, currently are deemed distressed enough to require oversight by emergency managers.

Asked over the weekend whether there should have been more oversight and emergency planning, Governor Tomblin replied, "I'm not someone who runs West Virginia American Water".

Only four places in Michigan — including Detroit's public school system — are now considered in such grave financial shape as to require oversight by emergency managers.

The council that monitors it is pushing for big improvements and greater oversight, and emergency medical technicians are venting their frustrations.

Part of the problem, and the temptation, is that there is no nunc pro tunc court order or oversight for emergency requests or disclosures.

It was not until Thursday that the federal agency issued an emergency order and assumed oversight of lead testing in Flint.