Sentence examples for examples of oversight from inspiring English sources

Are all these examples of oversight failure and banking fraud just big ol' mistakes?

He said that the investigation is an example of oversight working the right way.

Are these stories examples of occasional oversight or is wasted aid a problem on an industrial scale?

The committee heard several examples of how oversight by donors could leave people with disabilities at a further disadvantage.

In the example of parental oversight after school, children may respond differently to the same increase in oversight, and parents may increase or decrease their oversight in a given year.

A Congressional scholar at the Brookings Institution, Thomas Mann, said the case was a rare example of Congressional oversight that was not seeking scandal.

Another example of potential oversight was revealed by a 2012 research review, funded by Health Canada, that found a high cancer risk for women who work in plastic manufacturing.

"This discussion, between lawyers for MI5 and GCHQ and the interception of communications commissioner, is also an illuminating example of how oversight can go wrong when it lacks sufficient transparency, resources and advocates for the individuals whose privacy may be violated.

"It's the best example of congressional oversight that we've seen in a decade," Keith Ashdown, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, told the Washington Independent.

But the report and most of the few mainstream media accounts ignored altogether an even more fundamental example of failed oversight: the federal government's lax monitoring of state Medicaid programs dispensing these potentially life-threatening medications to children.

Levin said he wanted to investigate the circumstances surrounding the 2009 shooting because it was such an obvious example of lax oversight of the estimated 100,000 contractors working in Afghanistan.