Sentence examples for more rigorous oversight from inspiring English sources

One of my questions: Is the solution to ban pipelines or to have more rigorous oversight?

Since the shortfall was disclosed in August 2001, Councilwoman Eva S. Moskowitz, who heads the education committee, has called for more rigorous oversight of capital planning and spending.

Key reforms include stronger hiring standards, better training for employees, more stringent disciplinary standards, consistent reporting of abuse to law enforcement, higher quality investigations and more rigorous oversight of nonprofit providers.

As culture secretary Whittingdale will push for much more rigorous oversight of the BBC, including giving the National Audit Office unrestricted access to the BBC's accounts and creating a new public service broadcasting commission.

But Congressional officials said Mr. Gensler, in his testimony, would describe mechanisms to both supervise the marketplace of customized derivatives and impose standards that presume most derivatives are standard and subject to more rigorous oversight.

But this time, that complaint is being made against a federally regulated bank, which is subject to much more rigorous oversight than the other investment vehicles through which money has flowed to Mr. Madoff.

Screeners would have to take more training and be subject to more rigorous government oversight.

Page A11 AUDIT FOR ENERGY LOANS The Department of Energy's loan guarantee program for alternative energy projects needs more rigorous financial oversight and stricter performance standards for recipients to reduce the chance of future defaults, according to an audit conducted by the White House.

WASHINGTON — The Department of Energy's loan guarantee program for alternative energy projects, which produced the ill-fated loan to the solar panel maker Solyndra, needs more rigorous financial oversight and stricter performance standards for recipients to reduce the chance of future defaults, according to an audit conducted by the White House and released Friday.

While the proposals were not insignificant, earlier efforts at change have faltered because of an entrenched bureaucracy and the Kremlin's unwillingness to dilute its power by making the police more independent and providing rigorous oversight.

With the Democrats in charge, it has been doing a far more rigorous job of policy oversight since 2006.