Sentence examples for notable oversight from inspiring English sources
One notable oversight -- bypassing the Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens -- was rectified yesterday when he was added to the roster.
Given that his now-standard songs — "Born Under a Bad Sign" and "You Don't Miss Your Water," issued by Stax Records in the 1960s — have been performed by artists including Brian Eno, Jimi Hendrix, Linda Ronstadt, Homer Simpson and Carole King, the oversight was notable. .
It's notable that the IPT, the oversight court for the U.K.'s intelligence agencies, last year ruled against GCHQ for the time in its fifteen year history (and did so on more than one occasion), deciding, in one ruling, that the agency had acted unlawfully in its data sharing activities with the NSA.
It said that the incidence of major "polluting environmental events" related to hydrofracking — like contamination of local water supplies and spills — declined by more than half in three years, "a rather notable indicator of improvement by the industry and oversight by the regulators".
The independent oversight group is part of the Executive Branch, and is notable for its sharp rebuke of the government's program under Section 215 of the Patriot Act to collect the phone call metadata of U.S. citizens.
Because of an editorial oversight, the following books were omitted from the list of 2001's notable books published in the Book Review on Dec. 2: FOR ROUENNA.
What was notable were the governor's surrogates, like former Republican NJ governor Tom Kean, who mocked gotcha questions about the oversight and insisted that the speech was about looking ahead.
Notable resistance has come from the Bank of Italy and its chairman, Antonio Fazio, who would lose control of some aspects of bank oversight.
The oversight is understandable.
