Sentence examples for executive oversight from inspiring English sources
For three decades, prison employees in states across the nation have implemented virtually every aspect of lethal injection executions, largely outside of public view and without legislative or executive oversight.
That means investigate both Clinton and Bush administration nonfeasance, and especially scrutinize the failure of Congressional and executive oversight.
He assumes duties from Brian Terkelsen, who will have executive oversight of LiquidThread and continues as chief executive at the MediaVest division of Starcom MediaVest.
"Because the agreement could leave the impression that news coverage can be influenced by commercial relationships, as publisher with executive oversight, I believe that my resignation is now the most honorable course," Mr. Langhoff wrote in the e-mail.
"Because the agreement could leave the impression that news coverage can be influenced by commercial relationships, as publisher with executive oversight, I believe my resignation is now the most honorable course," Mr. Langhoff said then in an e-mail to staff.
IBM got into financial trouble and had to be saved by Lou Gerstner who came in from the outside and pared layers of executive oversight.
They argue that shareholders should be able to evaluate business executives' oversight of company resources and that S.E.C. regulations already require disclosure of similar information, like executive compensation.
And then the NSA is empowered to issue "directives" to telephone and internet companies to obtain the communications for whomever the NSA decides – with no external (i.e. outside the executive branch) oversight – complies with the guidelines it submitted to the court.
"The manner in which the FBI is employing U.S. person queries, while subject to genuine efforts at executive branch oversight, is difficult to evaluate, as is the CIA's use of metadata queries," the board says.
Executive-branch oversight is by all appearances nonexistent.
