Sentence examples for institutional oversight from inspiring English sources

The chronic state of emergency, whereby national security concerns dominate, means that the proper development of institutions and institutional oversight is often relegated to the back burner, commentators said.

The Institutional Biosafety Committee IBCC) that approved this work is composed of members of the USAMRIID research staff, Commander's office, and qualified representatives from external institutions and is tasked to provide local, institutional oversight of research using recombinant DNA.

One criterion specified that informal providers be entrepreneurs and not collect payment from formal institutions, while another stated that informal providers operate beyond any institutional oversight.

What's more, another key component of the Institute's model is to review and continually share information with institutional oversight and federal regulatory partners.

Thailand's media are cowed, the institutional oversight of government weak.

"It's now up to the public and our institutional oversight to decide how to respond".

An important broad distinction is between 'external' or community accountability mechanisms which may be used by non-state actors to hold public sector power-holders to account, and 'internal' or bureaucratic mechanisms that are comprised of the institutional oversights, checks and balances internal to the public sector [ 2].

The Libraries will convene a multi-institutional oversight panel to facilitate these awards through a competitive application process to be announced in spring 2013.

And how does institutional investor "oversight" differ from oversight by boards of directors?

In doing so, this resource may decrease the administrative time needed for PDs to offer a robust educational experience, offer guidance to PDs that have limited global health experience/exposure and help navigate the complexities of institutional GME oversight.

Brush et al. (22) described that in Tulane University School of Medicine, a faculty member who serves as a part-time Director of Service Learning assists students with developing sustainable projects, integrating activities with course learning objectives, providing institutional administrative oversight, and securing resources for projects.