Sentence examples for expanded oversight from inspiring English sources

The expanded oversight had a dramatic effect on the market for Dominican players, helping to identify those who were using steroids or lying about their ages.

The commission would replace and consolidate the existing Racing and Wagering Board and the New York State Lottery Division, and would have expanded oversight powers.

But the Legislature was also at odds over New York's rent regulations, after Republicans in the State Senate balked at the broader tenant protections and expanded oversight of landlords that are being sought by Mr. Cuomo and Assembly Democrats.

The comptroller gained expanded oversight responsibilities in the Dodd-Frank law last year, when the Office of Thrift Supervision was shut down, and some of its rules proposed in May applied to merging parts of those two regulators.

The United States' criminal justice system needs fewer guilt-assuming interrogation tactics, more disclosure of potentially exculpatory information to the defense, expanded oversight units within prosecutors' offices to investigate potential miscarriages of justice, and fuller appellate scrutiny of convictions.

And press reports say that despite the blackout, the administration will bow to pressure from Senate Republicans and put on ice the only part of its energy plan that had any relevance to the blackout, a FERC proposal for expanded oversight of the transmission system.

His comments echoed previous proposals by Wall Street's main lobbying association to expand oversight and regulation of the industry.

The bill also authorizes the continuation of projects such as the restoration of the Everglades and the dredging of the upper Mississippi River, while expanding oversight of the Army Corps.

Re "A G.O.P. Chairman Seeks New Power for Watchdogs" (front page, Nov. 28): Representative Darrell Issa's hopes to expand oversight of the executive branch may shipwreck on presidential secrecy precedents established by his own party.

His bill encourages states to offer two years of tuition-free community college, expand federal aid to ­low-income students by increasing Pell Grants and expand oversight of for-profit colleges.

ALBANY — Though Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo made expanding oversight of public officials a centerpiece of his agenda this year, none of New York State's commissions or agencies specifically charged with policing ethical lapses received an increase in funding in his proposed budget.