Sentence examples for intervention and oversight from inspiring English sources

But some of these steps rekindle a long-simmering debate over what government intervention and oversight the power sector needs.

CLT was the Project Manager and assisted with the design, methods, HIRREM intervention and oversight, data manipulation, analysis, and writing.

In order to be considered truly autonomous, Levandowski said an Uber vehicle would need to be able to drive itself without human intervention and oversight.

Civil rights, social security and medical care, immigration rights, and environmental protection, to name a few -- all have required federal intervention and oversight precisely because they involve national protections that the states have been unable or unwilling to secure.

PWS was involved in study design, intervention model development, development and oversight of the IPV intervention and oversight and manuscript development.

KSK was involved in study design, intervention model development, development and oversight of the depression intervention, oversight of the full study intervention implementation and intervention staff, data analyses, manuscript development and final editing of this submission.

A high rate of community (FSW) volunteers serving on intervention planning, implementation and oversight committees is a critical indicator of community mobilization.

RAM was involved in study design, intervention model development, development and oversight of the reproductive risk intervention, and manuscript development.

SMB was involved in study design, intervention model development, development and oversight of the active and passive smoking interventions, development of the process, impact and outcome evaluation measures, manuscript development and final editing of this submission.

SS, AP, FE, AG, MM, EC, RJD, PH, EAL, KMH, WAC, PB participated in the design of the study and oversight of the interventions.

Some believe supply chain transparency laws do not constitute any real change from the prevailing corporate-driven model for CSR, while others oppose increased regulation and oversight as unnecessary state intervention, believing that industry led efforts have the best chance of success.