Sentence examples for gets overseen from inspiring English sources

The House of Lords works in conjunction with the House of Commons to pass and implement media and communications legislation, which ultimately gets overseen by the country's communications regulator, Ofcom.

Steve Parkis gets to oversee Zynga's very nascent foray into midcore gaming, where it faces a ton of competitors like Kabam, Kixeye and Supercell.

You get to oversee to some degree the production.

Weinstein, with his reputation for chop-happy editorial interference, has found it tricky to attract these kind of names, even if he did get to oversee two Martin Scorsese films, but has managed to hang on to Quentin Tarantino and Kevin Smith.

Yet regulators (such as Consob, which regulates Italy's stockmarket) and sophisticated financial institutions not only failed to spot the trouble, but also let it get worse, overseeing a spiral of debt issuance and off-balance-sheet deals that allowed Parmalat to keep up its pretence.Therein lies the essence of Mr Bondi's case against the banks.

And you've got Congress overseeing the program, not just the intelligence committee and not just the judiciary committee — but all of Congress had available to it before the last reauthorization exactly how this program works.

"What technologists told me when I was coming into this job was, 'Mike, I cannot write an app that builds a management structure for us to be successful.'" So DeFeo's post means he will "get to oversee budgeting and all the decision-making in the building" and be "at the central hub of all the decision-making".

Meanwhile, Tim LeTourneau, who successfully oversaw the launch of Farmville 2, gets to continue to oversee Zynga's crown jewel franchise.

But Brazil has also asserted greater state control over its oil industry by ensuring that Petrobras oversees and gets a dominant role in new exploration areas.

Gail:  Federal judges are there for life and I can see why the minority party would be very aggressive about overseeing who gets named to those jobs.

"I wish I could tell you," he replies.When overseers offer only tepid justification for their oversight, it is not surprising that the overseen get tired.