Sentence examples for far more oversight from inspiring English sources

It also argues that the contracts should be made far more competitive and subjected to far more oversight by government managers.

American spooks often claim that they are subject to far more oversight than their competitors in other countries and therefore ought to be trusted not to abuse their powers.

WASHINGTON — After years of public silence but growing frustration, Democrats and Republicans in both houses of Congress are suddenly demanding far more oversight of the secret White House program of targeted killings abroad by missile-firing drones.

Community banks shouldn't have to deal with complex regulatory oversight, but the largest institutions should be subject to far more aggressive oversight and have to pay more for the protections they receive from the American taxpayer.

New laws will, apparently, allow for "far more judicial oversight", but still allow the police "to detain suspects for preventive reasons".

But the level of ingenuity and sheer chutzpah applied by some of the workers makes it imperative that Congress institute far more systematic oversight of this plastic cornucopia.

Now that the government has agreed to ease its oversight of the Laborers, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters can be expected to intensify its campaign to get the federal government to relax its far more intrusive oversight of the teamsters.

Most notably, Mr. Hollings is certain to play a far more aggressive oversight role over the Federal Communications Commission and make it more difficult for Michael K. Powell, the new chairman of that agency, to pursue his deregulatory agenda.

The overall aim is of the Act is to make surveillance far more targeted with more oversight on bodies like the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court who approve or deny requests from the NSA and other snoop agencies.

"This striking failure establishes the need for far more vigorous Congressional oversight".

At the same time, he has expanded the battlefield for the U.S. drone fleet and stepped up the tempo of strikes from the Bush years, another counterterrorism tool that many within his party say should have far more accountability and oversight.