Sentence examples for needs to oversee from inspiring English sources
Those included "backwards-looking, uncompetitive products and software", "[poor] marketing and launch execution", "investor credibility' (because of its repeated missed targets on revenues and profits) and "governance" - the complaints from stockholders that the Rim board needs to oversee what the co-CEOs, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, are doing more closely.
But above all, England's new coach needs to oversee a sea change in the culture of the team.
The existing OHRP "has all the tools it needs" to oversee human subjects research, he says, and a panel housed outside HHS would be subject to greater political pressures.
During summit discussions, a consensus was reached that some organization (which, in the United States, could be the U.S. EPA or another federal agency) needs to oversee the specific issue of pharmaceuticals in drinking water to ensure justification for action or lack thereof.
When a mother was needed to oversee the sale of Girl Scout cookies, Ms. Faber was there.
The audit identified 39 Energy Department installations where a total of 577 specialists are needed to oversee the laboratories' work.
"While we do need to oversee the money to maintain donors' confidence, a critical component of our presence is capability development," one American military officer said.
He said last week that Mr. Bromwich was doing a creditable job, but that the agency still lacked the technical expertise needed to oversee such a specialized industry.
Apple's executives had estimated that about 8,700 industrial engineers were needed to oversee and guide the 200,000 assembly-line workers eventually involved in manufacturing iPhones.
No other institution, even the E.C.B., has the political independence or expertise needed to oversee restructuring programs in a country like Spain.
Crucially, we need to oversee a shift in the mindset of public service to build a competitive environment for living, creating and doing business in Russia.
