Sentence examples for having oversight from inspiring English sources

Last month Michael Heseltine was reported as wanting to see elected mayors having oversight of policies at regional rather than just city level.

If you give them e-government, then they get used to having oversight of government; another example, if you cut the number of days it takes to open a business from 60 to 6 on average, and cut paperwork.

This will be the principal investigator (PI), co-principal investigator, team lead, or other faculty having oversight responsibility, and will also be assigned as the account managerfor that account.

I propose that we spend an exponentially greater percentage of our national income on overseas development assistance and other relief efforts, contingent on nonpartisan organizations such as Unicef or Oxfam having oversight of the expenditures because they believe in accountability -- a concept seemingly foreign to our president.

"It's hopeful that by means of having a police authority dealing with matters, with the minister therefore being withdrawn from that but still having oversight for policy and so on, that we may move away from this".

Christmann wanted a "fresh set of eyes with the ability to not accept industry views". It was a plus that Keenan's team had almost no experience in the Permian, though that did cause some consternation in the Midland office, which didn't appreciate having oversight of hundreds of thousands of acres reassigned to San Antonio.

"How could I have oversight?" he said.

The panel has oversight of the EPA.

Ironically, he also had oversight of the press function.

The committee has oversight over the televised carriage of sports.

Media regulator Ofcom is to have oversight of the corporation.