Sentence examples for going to be overseen from inspiring English sources

A glimpse into the interagency bickering was offered at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing this week, when Secretary of State Colin L. Powell was shown an organization chart indicating that the selection of a new government in Iraq was going to be overseen by an aide of Mr. Rumsfeld's.

"I love doing bank robberies, drug cases, homicides — as a prosecutor, that's what I thought I was going to be overseeing when I got to the bureau," he said.

Beyond that, he's going to be overseeing the whole Department of Justice — that's a big deal".

Meanwhile, Fantino the ex-top cop for Toronto who was plagued with controversies like pushing the huge security apparatus around the Ontario G8/G20 summit looks like he's going to be overseeing after CSEC's new powers and dealing with the constant threat of hostile hackers.

If you are going to be overseeing the business yourself, you have to be a sensible distance away to be able to cope with crises, like staff sickness.

This replaces a failed regulatory system with one that will work because it has some real independence at its heart and is going to be properly overseen without allowing parliament to endlessly interfere".

Despite his opposition, Watts discovered he was going to be the person overseeing the operation.

He said Mr. Specter was going to be chairman of the Judiciary Committee and would oversee hearings for two or three Supreme Court nominees.

His official title is going to be SVP of Engineering, Product and Design, where he will oversee all of those operations.

"This is going to be a very positive sign," said Tim Leach, who helps oversee $140 billion at Wells Fargo Private Client Services in San Francisco.

Given the degree to which financial regulators are captured by the companies they oversee, prescriptions like Mr. Kane's are going to be fought hard.