Sentence examples for operational oversight from inspiring English sources
At a house fire, we need two firefighters to go inside, one to operate the pump and an officer in charge, to keep operational oversight.
He also developed a cross-functional leadership team that gave him input on his strategy and coordinated operational oversight.
In a statement, the department said it "ensures that the services are delivered through operational oversight, and that financial audits are performed".
Although Mr Dlamini will not have operational oversight of the mining businesses in South Africa, which range from platinum to coal, he will have a seat on the group's executive committee in London.Mr Dlamini has experience on his side.
In a letter sent to Academic Leadership's board on Tuesday, the executive director of the city's charter school office, Recy Dunn, accused the school of twice violating state admissions laws, and described a school in chaos from "a pattern of failed operational oversight by school leadership".
"This conclusion is based on expert knowledge, operational oversight, research projects, engagement with scientists and analysis of the evidence". The CAA acknowledges that in some cases the proposals will see flight hours extended, but they will also require airlines to manage fatigue with greater vigilance.
This suggests that NPOIU operational supervision, review and oversight were insufficient to identify that his behaviour had led to disproportionate intrusion".
It contains the Twenty-Third Air Force and holds operational and administrative oversight of subordinate special operations wings and groups in the regular Air Force, Air Force Reserve Command and the Air National Guard.
The project had an oversight Operational Advisory Group composed of the Chinese Government, WHO, UNICEF, and GAVI.
He's had all the oversight operational responsibility, plus he's the chief strategist for the company.
This can lead to poor management oversight, operational decisions that fail to control costs, and morale problems.
