Sentence examples for governmental oversight of from inspiring English sources

The world won't be the same again - the period of deregulation, involving minimal governmental oversight of economic affairs, is over.

There is only limited federal financing for these fragile patients, and no governmental oversight of what happens to them.

He then alienated some of them with calls for greater governmental oversight of the Internet, prompting sneers that he just didn't "get" digital technology.

A complementary goal must be to reform governmental oversight of drug development, so that both the direct and indirect costs of regulation are more moderate and more in line with those in the rest of the world.

But food safety experts said the lettuce recall only affirmed the need for more governmental oversight of the fresh produce industry, and for the type of inspections that governed meat and poultry.

Senator Tom Udall asked the Consumer Product Safety Commission on Tuesday to investigate the adequacy of football helmet safety standards, beginning a process that could lead to governmental oversight of what has been a self-monitoring industry.

In late 2006, Upton and Brownback tabled bills to place governmental oversight on aspects of the ESRB rating process; Upton proposed the Video Game Decency Act, which would have made misrepresenting the content of a video game to receive a lower rating a violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act.

By way of example, one debater affirming the priority of national security, invoked the name of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, who, had he been subjected to national security governmental oversight on the rental of vehicles, purchase of chemicals and guns, might have been prevented from wreaking his infamous act of domestic terror.

British advocates of strengthened governmental oversight on issues like cramped airline seating and the possible transmission of infectious diseases in poorly ventilated cabins made widely reported claims last week that in Britain alone, 30,000 air travelers experienced deep-vein thromboses after flying last year.

For decades the CDC has provided one of the few US governmental oversights of the cruise industry, developing and attempting to implement a comprehensive sanitation program designed primarily to curtail and, ideally, eliminate the spread of gastrointestinal diseases like the Norovirus.

The policy was surely a pre-emptive strike against proposals from the UN's Working Group on Internet Governance, due in mid-July, most of which favour inter-governmental oversight of the domain-name system, preferably under the UN.