Sentence examples for for external oversight from inspiring English sources

Fairhead calls for external oversight of the BBC, effectively signalling the end of her own job.

Parliament's public-accounts committee calls the system for external oversight "complex and confused".The coalition has responded by appointing eight regional schools commissioners.

But it soon became the main focus of calls for external oversight.

By 1983, in a review of Kennedy's television series The Doctor's Dilemma, the Lancet remarked that his calls for external oversight had quickly become 'ubiquitous' (Anon, 1983a, p. 1026).

As we shall see, Warnock's selection as chair of the government inquiry came amidst, and reflected, growing calls for external oversight of science and medicine that dovetailed with the incumbent Conservative government's desire to make professions accountable to newly empowered end-users – be they patients, parents or shareholders (Rose, 1993, 1999; Power, 1997; Strathern, 2000).

Criticism of the procedure also reflected, and helped instantiate, a growing distrust of biomedical self-regulation: with several figures in Parliament and the media calling for new regimes of external oversight.

At the same time, despite the fact that her committee was not due to issue its recommendations for 2 years, Warnock became one of the strongest supporters of external oversight herself.

"Now you have two forms of external oversight".

But even while allowing for some external oversight, Dr. Pachauri insisted that panel stood behind its previous work.

But as pressure mounts for more external oversight of a $1.2 trillion industry that is taking a growing share of the world's pension investments, some funds are muttering, through gritted teeth, of the need for self-policing.The demand for more light to be shed on hedge funds has reached a level not seen since the near-collapse in 1998 of Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM), a vast hedge fund.

We need a mechanism for independent and external oversight, a commitment to decreasing the number of detained and incarcerated youths, and sustained fiscal support for alternative programs.