Sentence examples for oversee administration from inspiring English sources
They will guide all aspects of planning and oversee administration of the initiative in Nigeria.
This year the "Village Services Department", a 42,000-strong cohort of civil servants in Ankara who oversee administration of the villages, is due to be disbanded.
The councils, which oversee administration of local governments, were elected in 2008 in a vote that was widely seen as rigged in favor of Mr. Mubarak's National Democratic Party.
The federation named Pete DiNicola as chief operating officer to oversee administration, information technology and other duties, said Linda McMahon, the chief executive, who formed the company nearly 20 years ago with her husband, Vince McMahon, who is chairman.
The same day the NIH grant suspension was announced, Emory released a statement announcing the creation of a new central office "to oversee administration and enforcement of conflict of interest policies".
The position of principal emerged in the early 20th century as schools grew larger and more complex and the need arose for a manager to oversee administration.
After he stepped down as general manager in 2006, he served as a club vice president, overseeing administration and marketing at Wang's suggestion.
Officials in the city of Mianyang, which oversees administration in a large swath of the quake region, say construction has begun on 410,000 permanent homes in that area.
His peers elected him to represent the Fourth Circuit's district judges in the United States Judicial Conference, which oversees administration of the federal court system.
Mr. Wu, 40, is the deputy under secretary for technology at the Commerce Department in Washington, where he oversees administration of the president's high-technology agenda.
E. J. Miranda, a spokesman for the state's Department of Community Affairs, which oversees administration of the New Jersey Fire Code, expressed doubt that evacuations caused by false alarms were the legal equivalent of formal fire drills.
