Sentence examples for hands-on oversight from inspiring English sources
But that requires hands-on oversight.
Goldsmith's appointment comes as the Police Commission has taken an increasingly hands-on oversight role, particularly when it comes to shootings by officers.
The office has taken on more work in recent years as the commission adopted a more hands-on approach to oversight, pushing the Police Department toward new policies and training intended to help reduce shootings by officers.
Does this mean that traditional active funds are losing their own hands-on role in corporate oversight?
"We will be more hands-on to ensure proper oversight and attention to the Superfund program at the highest levels of the agency, and to create consistency across states," Pruitt said in a statement Wednesday.
Through Media Cause, she was able to do for Wren's Nest what she could not do at her previous job — run a hands-on campaign with little corporate oversight and near total autonomy.
The Bush administration had earlier indicated that it could support the bill despite preferring legislation that would limit the government's new role at airports to oversight rather than hands-on screening.
Burbank Police Commissioners are taking a hands-on approach as they assume their new oversight roles for a department working to leave its past behind.
Upon implementation of the company succession plan, Duffy will continue to take a hands-on approach in the key external-facing functions of Government Relations, Corporate Marketing and Communications, formalizing oversight of the areas in which he already is significantly involved.
As David Greenberg, LRN's special adviser, says: "Even if ethics and compliance oversight were not a requirement, boards would still be well advised to take a hands-on approach.
Further complicating the current dynamic is a possible change in Justice Department oversight of the special counsel probe, which Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein has continued to supervise hands-on under acting attorney general Matthew G. Whitaker.
