Sentence examples for escape the oversight from inspiring English sources
Lawyers involved in the case suggested another reason: by moving the case to federal court, Mr. Grasso would escape the oversight of Justice Ramos, who is known to have strong views on the limits of compensation.
Companies can escape the added oversight even if they continue to be worse than the national average.
Since then, it has warned at least 69 mines that they could be cited for a pattern, but has then allowed almost all to escape the added oversight as long as they reduce — not necessarily eliminate — violations in a three-month review period.
If you're selling a new drug, you can't escape the strict oversight of the FDA.
Executives of the company emphasized they were trying to sell the banking operations to escape the Fed's oversight, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Among the C.I.A.'s concerns, former intelligence officials have said, are that an expanded Pentagon role in intelligence-gathering could, by design or effect, escape the strict Congressional oversight imposed by law on such operations when they are carried out by intelligence agencies.
Much of the action takes place in a hidden world within the hidden world: an arm of the agency established to escape from the oversight of Congress and the blind conservatism of Langley, which cannot grasp that BlackBerries and the internet cloud have made embassy code rooms irrelevant.
They all escaped the added oversight, which would have allowed the federal government to close down the mines every time they found a significant violation.
But if, by some miracle, Heaton ever did gain global recognition as the legitimate leader of an independent Bir Tawili state, would his pitch to corporations – base yourself here to avoid paying taxes and escape the manacles of democratic oversight – actually do anything to "improve the condition of other human beings"?
"Escape?" the Minotaur said.
