Sentence examples for inability to oversee from inspiring English sources
Richard Hankinson, who served as inspector general from 1990 until 1994, called the office's inability to oversee prosecutorial misconduct "by far and away the greatest disappointment" of his four years on the job.
Cons include: Difficult product hooks with the potential for a large scale issues that can undermine retention, in addition to difficulty in attracting first time customers, coupled with the inability to oversee gross product quality on a massive scale.
The inability of state regulators to oversee properly an insurance industry now dominated by big firms adds to the already-strong case for Congress to create a federal regulator to monitor the industry nationwide.
Instead of showcasing "India Shining," critics say the Games have become a stark example of the government's inability to plan and oversee large and complex projects, in the process reinforcing a long-held stereotype that things in India never get completed on time.
Experts say Trump's inability to stock his administration with experienced officials can diminish the impact of his orders; it takes committed, loyal advisors to oversee the laborious rule-making processes at government agencies.
Local police arrived to oversee events.
Also, Thailand has the Thai FDA to oversee Thai drug safety.
Military personnel stayed to oversee the truce.
She installed Higgins Development to oversee the project.
McDonald assigned Kane to oversee the effort.
