Sentence examples for largely overseen from inspiring English sources

It is largely overseen by the S.E.C., which takes a forgiving approach to firms that sell products to active investors.

The Government's devolution agenda could also see some of Network Rail's already heavily regionalised budgets largely overseen by a swathe of elected mayors.

Mr. Ellison remains heavily involved in Oracle, but the day-to-day operations are largely overseen by two presidents, Safra A. Catz and Charles E. Phillips Jr.

The recreation region is largely overseen by the Niagara Frontier State Parks and Recreation Commission (created in 1885 as the State Reservation at Niagara).

Half of government operating revenues generated from oil production that is largely overseen by the giant state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela.

By 1979, Mr. Singh had taken control of his father-in-law's real estate company, now known as DLF, at a moment when urban development in India was largely overseen by government agencies.

"In fact," Tremlett writes, "it was Franco's own men who would, largely, oversee and manage" the transition.

It was he, rather than Will Lewis, the nominal editor, who largely oversaw the Telegraph's coverage of the MPs' expenses scandal.

Mr. DeCoster, who is known as Jack and is in his 70s, and his son, Peter, who many here say now largely oversees the Iowa operation, declined through a spokeswoman to be interviewed for this article.

Bayard Rustin, who largely oversaw the logistics of the march, became a target of the bureau's attention because of his youthful affiliation with the Communist Party, a connection that had been dormant long before that day on the Mall.

According to the FT, the outfit now manages roughly $26 billion and about half of that is being funneled into venture-backed startups, with portfolio manager Lee Fixel largely overseeing its venture bets.