I was so involved in altering the original deal, effecting an uppercut by a deuce, that I made an oversight.
If you've wronged one of your employees, made an oversight, or generally made a mistake somewhere during your work day, then it's only fair to apologize.
Questions were quickly raised about how the Oxford-educated Chichester could apparently make such an oversight.
Dodd-Frank imposes Volcker Rule limitations on proprietary trading of derivatives such as futures contracts for oil, copper, grain and on, so the banks go one step deeper and make an end run to avert oversight.
But in reAlthoughhere's this weole chadn of human designers, human laborers, human workers that create this system, and they bring along with them all these choices of what's going to be included versus excluded in this data, what kind of information they're looking for and what kind of functions they're trying to draw out of this".
If you've made a larger oversight that affects multiple employees, then you may need to apologize in a group setting.
These biorepositories would be within African institutions and access decisions would be made by an oversight committee that is primarily composed of people residing in Africa.
She said she would make a priority of improving oversight of food safety.
The story will be told that even when Senate Democrats decided to make a stand for CIA oversight, they got rolled.
Inmates' lawyers in Oklahoma say a case there illustrates how judicial oversight can make a difference.
They make a predictable call for more oversight and advocate the creation of a new "international financial regulatory institution" to look for danger signs like rising property values so it can prod countries to dampen their overheated economies before they blow up.
