Sentence examples for oversee and regulate from inspiring English sources

And, of course, Mr. Geithner also helped oversee and regulate an entire industry whose decline has delivered a further blow to an already weakened American economy.

That is to say, they wanted government to oversee and regulate markets, as do libertarians who count on governments to enforce contracts and define, clarify and protect property rights.

Tate, one of five commissioners who oversee and regulate TV, radio and all communications related to the US, made the claim shortly after a student adviser at the University of Minnesota Duluth, Vince Repesh, told his local paper that he had seen students with severe academic and personal problems.

In contrast to the U.S. Federal Reserve, however, E.U. central bankers will not oversee and regulate systemic cross-border institution directly.

This led to the establishment of the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) constituted by the Universities Act No.7 of 2005 so that it could oversee and regulate both public and private universities in the country (TCU 2012).

–Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, for not adequately overseeing the major money center banks–his main responsibility and for blocking all attempts to oversee and regulate those weapons of mass destruction, derivatives.

The nursing home referred all calls to John F. Signor, a spokesman for the State Department of Health, which both oversees and regulates the nursing home.

But he said: "If you want a good public service it is crucial that there is increased information sharing, properly overseen and regulated".

Peter Scott, QC, the chair of the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, which oversees and regulates the takeover of all listed companies, is also appointed CBE.

After releasing a brief statement when the FDA's decision to block the sale of 23andMe's home DNA testing kits was made public, the company's CEO Anne Wojcicki has sent a letter to her customers further explaining their position relative to the ban and the government agency that oversees and regulates medical devices and technologies.

In January 2012, the U.K. government asked HFEA, which oversees and regulates the use of gametes and embryos in fertility treatments and research, to conduct a public consultation on the techniques and provide advice on the safety and efficacy of the treatment.