Sentence examples for for improved oversight from inspiring English sources

The role of a director is going to change for many, not all, directors, as investors, lenders, D&O underwriters and others push for improved oversight and governance.

Even if Congress is persuaded to fork over the funds for improved oversight, changes wouldn't be enforced for at least a couple of years.

The "management alert" issued by the office of inspector general last week follows its June 2013 audit of the CBRE contract, which pressed for improved oversight to address alleged conflict of interest concerns.

Introduce field supervision by the central management team/DECs for improved oversight and quality control of processes and outputs.

The agency said that Central Valley Meat Company's improved oversight for animal welfare prompted the government to reinstate purchases for federal food programs.

"However, subsequent to those reviews," the statement said, "the department adopted new and more restrictive policies and improved oversight procedures for interrogation and detention operations".

While some delays would be mitigated by infrastructure improvements (more ambulances and improved dispatch), others (driver extortion) suggest the need for improved personnel oversight and accountability.

"I say quite openly: When I think of the summit on Thursday, I'm concerned that once again the discussion will be far too much about all kinds of ideas for joint liability and far too little about improved oversight and structural measures".

"I say quite openly: when I think of the summit on Thursday I'm concerned that once again the discussion will be far too much about all kinds of ideas for joint liability and far too little about improved oversight and structural measures," she said.

Whatever we do, let's not be overoptimistic about how successful improved oversight will be.

The report states that being restrained did not affect the outcome for the man but adds: "However, the fact that [the man] remained in a closet chain during his angioplasty when he would have been sedated and having a medical operation may be considered as a failing of our duty of care towards [the man] and therefore improved oversight is recommended".