Sentence examples for independently overseen from inspiring English sources
The trial was independently overseen by an independent data safety monitoring committee and a trial steering committee.
"This includes powers to hold DNA profiles and fingerprints for national security purposes, which will be independently overseen".
In a letter to the Guardian, he said the investigation into José Tendetza's death would be independently overseen by the Shuar federation.
The trial will be run by research and service delivery teams that act independently, overseen by a trial steering committee.
Democrats have spent weeks calling on Mr. Kemp to resign his post, arguing that he could not independently oversee an election in which he is running.
Walton spent much of 2009 blocking such access until he became satisfied the program could be carried out within court-imposed restrictions, and lamented that the court's lack of technical expertise left it unable to independently oversee the effort.
Six Democrats joined 46 Republicans and one independent in approving the judge, with his backers praising him as a strong choice to restore morale at the Justice Department and independently oversee federal prosecutions in the final months of the Bush administration.
"The commission really got it that those who have worked in the sector have seen things constantly change and policies change, and so an overarching body to independently oversee the sector shows they appreciate how important it is to have a dispassionate body analysing and assessing what works and what doesn't".
It also created the office of the Inspector General, who is now charged with independently overseeing the largest municipal police force in America.
Upton was asked whether the sizable amount of corporate PAC contributions he takes makes him unable to independently oversee those corporations.
The funding source designated an investigator-led steering committee, which independently oversaw the design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis, and interpretation of the data; preparation, review, and approval of the manuscript; and decision to submit the manuscript for publication.
