Sentence examples similar to framework overseeing imposed from inspiring English sources

Government needs to set the legislative framework, oversee security checks and provide funding for initial housing, case management and language training.

Throwing off the framework imposed by the former occupiers is the life's work of Shinzo Abe, the prime minister.

Mr. Hyde told Mr. Schippers's at the time that his task would be to set up a framework for overseeing the Justice Department.

The new economic framework imposed in the 1980s, which dramatically strengthened big business at the expense of working people, was essentially retained after 1997.

Concessions on their part should be negotiated within the collective-bargaining framework and not imposed unilaterally, as some governors have tried to do.

Selling Laffer Shares would provide a way to eliminate this tax within the "static scoring" framework imposed by the CBO.

Unfortunately, this year's budget continues the harmful framework imposed by the Budget Control Act of 2011 of "trading off" defense spending with domestic needs.

The major problem is that platforms have no framework for imposing such a penalty.

Rethinking the main regulatory frameworks imposed for decades is the next step.

"The new framework imposes a hierarchy of choices, and culling is right at the bottom.

The Turnbull government is poised to unveil a new energy investment framework that will impose obligations on the electricity sector to reduce emissions consistent with the Paris agreement.