Sentence examples for members overseeing from inspiring English sources

At his peak, Mr. Calio managed a staff of nearly nine federal lobbyists and several staff members overseeing state and international political affairs.

Two of Mr. Chaudhry's cabinet members overseeing the mahogany bid wrote a glowing report after the New York visit that signaled strong support for the Americans.

One encouraging move was the replacement of two cabinet members — overseeing mines and the hajj — whose ministries are targets of corruption inquiries.

I am struck by the lack of fail-safe mechanisms in equipment, the lack of staff members overseeing doses and legislation that keeps deadly mistakes from being made public.

They have imagined platoons of Chuck Yeager-type stalwarts grimly enduring all hardships, or teams of bionic and vaguely asexual crew members overseeing freezers of embryos that can be defrosted and gestated as needed.

But, the report said, the two staff members overseeing the complaints "received no specific training regarding how to evaluate complaints or how to identify allegations requiring further action by the agency or referral to law enforcement authorities, such as the Department of Justice or the F.B.I".

Its members oversee election procedures and many Afghans view them as biased in favor of the president, who appoints them.

"It is the job of the authorizing agency to protect students and the public's interest," said Greg Richmond, president of the National Association of Charter School Authorizers, whose members oversee half the nation's charter schools.

All over the country, rapid increases in the cost of home heating oil, propane and natural gas have prompted more people to seek help with their utility bills, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Associationn, whose members oversee assistance programs.

The popularity of Scrabble only seems to be growing, said Mr. Tiekert, adding that the National Scrabble Association has more than 10,000 members, oversees 250 clubs and sanctions 175 tournaments each year in the United States.

The university's board of governors, whose 32 voting members oversee the 16-campus system including the flagship Chapel Hill campus, refused to support a resolution earlier this month proclaiming the importance of academic freedom.