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The F.C.C. also said that these operations should not be overseen by state regulators.

Among the priorities for owners remains a deal that will not be overseen by the federal courts.

It was found, that it is essential to carefully select the etching solution as the electrical resistivity of the samples might change after a respective thermal treatment, such that the eventually still present dislocations will not be overseen.

Cryonics companies say they should not be overseen by state regulators but are covered instead by the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act, which sets organ donation rules covering all states.

Unlike in past years, however, that effort will not be overseen by the International Cycling Union, which has no official presence here because of its dispute with the Tour organizers.

Besides trotting out the meaningless, reform-averse "if it ain't broke" cliched excuse, young and old fogey monarchists and steady-as-she goes republicans of the right, alike, have swiftly attacked him for running the "simplistic" and "populist" line that egalitarian Australia ought not be overseen by an unelected hereditary monarchy that sleeps while the sun shines in Australia.

A coalition of six civic groups is suing on the ground that the law will disenfranchise poor and minority voters, and Democrats are protesting that Blackwell should not be overseeing his own election.

Others say they are too weak to control conflicts of interest, arguing that corporate directors should not be overseeing research, managing educational programs or determining elements of patient care.

The government does a poor job of estimating what it will cost to tear down a nuclear reactor, Congressional auditors say, and it may not be overseeing plant owners well enough to assure that they set aside enough money to do the job.

Circuit Judge Milton Wharton denied the motion and excluded reporters and the public, saying it was not a public judicial proceeding because he would not be overseeing it.

When the president first heard Sessions would not be overseeing the FBI's Russia investigation, he went "ballistic," according to ABC News.