Sentence examples for inconsistent oversight from inspiring English sources
The shutdowns come a month after an ash cloud disrupted most air travel in Europe for nearly a week, forcing the cancellation of thousands flights, stranding passengers, damaging the continent's economy and raising questions about the inconsistent oversight of Europe's air traffic.
Power conferences may secede from the NCAA, breaking the chains of incompetent and inconsistent oversight from this fractured organization.
Such a transition has also been supported by the Government Accountability Office, which published a report this past spring that noted, "Fragmented food safety system has caused inconsistent oversight, ineffective coordination, and inefficient uses of resources".
As HuffPost and others have reported, those reviews were compromised by inconsistent oversight of the often-poorly trained contract employees and by improperly close relationships with the banks themselves.
Finally, reinforcing factors included insufficient or inconsistent oversight from NTP, lack of recognition of staff training or achievement, and poor communication among clinic staff.
Across many of these councils inspectors found a "lack of co-ordinated and early intervention", along with inconsistent management oversight of, and support for, social workers.
Having one element of the requirements be a test that is nationally accredited is not inconsistent with local oversight".
Efforts to address food safety, it says, are "hampered by inconsistent and inflexible oversight and enforcement authorities, inefficient resource use and ineffective coordination".
Inconsistent management and oversight was a major challenge in programmes.
"The exercise was broad and unfettered discretion without oversight, resulting in inconsistent outcomes that protect the coal mining industry," the former NSW supreme court judge told a Brisbane law conference on Monday.
The causes of the problem were the mismanagement of requirements, inconsistent testing, and ineffective project oversight.
