Sentence examples for oversee a system from inspiring English sources

Seattle, for example, pays its superintendent $186,000 to oversee a system with 44,000 students.

It would develop both national strategies and regional plans to protect biodiversity, and oversee a system of environmental data monitoring, collection, auditing and reporting.

On the Latir Ranch outside of Questa, N.M., for example, Chuck Kuchta, a ranch manager, has had to learn how to breed Himalayan yaks and to oversee a system that recycles raw sewage into irrigation water.

The newly released files give details of passages that were removed from the original manuscript of Secrecy and the Media, the official history of the defence, press and broadcasting advisory committee (DPBAC), where Whitehall officials oversee a system of voluntary self-censorship with the media.

There, the United States and Britain effectively designed the postwar international monetary system, creating the International Monetary Fund to oversee a system of fixed but adjustable exchange rates between currencies and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, as the World Bank is officially called, to finance reconstruction after the Allies' victory.

And where is the legal punishment for those that oversee a system which marginalises those who have had everything taken from them?

He oversaw a system that came to symbolize a regime responsible for the deaths of 1.7 million people from 1975 to 1979.

Among those raising objections was the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, which oversees a system of 293 elementary and secondary schools in New York City and five neighboring counties.

The salary of the Schools Chancellor, who oversees a system with 1.1 million students, 63,500 teachers and a $9 billion budget, has remained the same since 1990.

The five-member school board, which oversees a system that is 70percentt Latino, typically has one or two Latino members, but this year has none.

"If the minister oversees a system that can send families with vulnerable young children to the same motel as criminals released on parole, then the failure of the system falls squarely at his feet," she said.