Sentence examples for need to be overseen from inspiring English sources

It would need to be overseen by the National Audit Office and government departments would be able to hold it to account.

No, privacy and data security are efforts that need to be overseen by a designated person and team that is accountable for ensuring data is handled and secured appropriately.

In other words, the foreclosure process does not need to be overseen by a judge.

The regulators whose decisions need to be overseen are the banking regulators who have been protecting banks while consumers suffer and American taxpayers pick up the bill.

The fresh specimen will need to be overseen by the pathologist with the same immediacy and professional attention.

The committee's former chairman, Sir Alistair Graham, said a new system needed to be overseen by an independent group, but added that introducing a pay increase for MPs would be politically difficult during a recession.

The simple act of moving healthcare to a mobile app should not change the fact that a licensed professional needs to be overseeing that care.

However, it admits that as the system beds down, dedicated roles may need to be created to oversee the revalidation process.

Qualified candidates would need to be able to oversee the dining facilities for private events like banquets and weddings, according to the job description.

Getting serious about competition at the SEC means that, if anything, we need to be more vigilant in overseeing our markets—not less.

To build the public confidence needed for economic recovery, Congressional leaders need to be much tougher in overseeing such high-level decision-making as the $30 billion more in bailouts for American International Group AIGG) that the Obama administration announced on Monday.