Sentence examples for more overseeing from inspiring English sources

Overlaying that system is a superstructure of interested parties and government regulators, one monitoring safety, one managing performance, another representing passengers' interests, and yet one more overseeing Railtrack itself.

There is no doubting the 49-year-old's managerial ambitions and, during conversations with Mackintosh and Fulham owner Shahid Khan prior to his arrival, the possibility of Martin Jol eventually moving 'upstairs' to a more overseeing role with Meulensteen in charge of the team was mentioned.

In practice, as Lord Chancellor of England, More oversaw the burning of at least six Protestants and the jailing of some forty.

Aylmer then retorted, "The Bishop of Peterborough was never more overseen in his life than when he admitted thee to be a preacher in Northampton".

Teachers spend less time directing instruction, and more time overseeing students as they work together.

For Mr. Obama, the choice is whether he needs Mr. Lew more in overseeing the Treasury Department or in running the White House.

The role apparently involves more than overseeing the design of software and hardware, as Ive had already been doing.

HCA would still be able to treat more patients, overseeing 38,349 licensed beds to the combined Community-Tenet's 32,830 beds.

Manmohan Singh may be prime minister, but she has more clout: overseeing the ruling coalition and the make-up of cabinets, and influencing policy.

The central bank will also enlist help from the International Monetary Fund, which has more experience overseeing countries with debt problems.

Under Mr. Bush's plan, it would become significantly more powerful, overseeing the yearly assessments of how schools and states have progressed.