Sentence examples for oversee competition from inspiring English sources

The Snowe-Wyden bill would create a board to oversee competition among private plans offering retirees a drug benefit.

He would like Monitor's remit to be extended to oversee competition and performance across the NHS.Whether or not Monitor's role is expanded, Mr Moyes has a point.

And as internet use spreads, regulators will have to oversee competition between service providers, fight e-crime and plan investment in web infrastructure.

Mr Fazio's job consists of two regulatory functions: to supervise Italy's banks (which he has done with stunning ineptitude) and to oversee competition policy in the banking sector (which Italy's main antitrust authority would do rather better).

Although the officials who oversee competition law decisions (antitrust law in the U.S). have their own meetings to harmonize their approaches, this is a field in which one aggressive office can effectively choose a path for the rest of the world.

Although there are stylistic variations among the cheerleading companies that oversee competitions, competition routines are typically loud, fast, and energetic.

His duties at the commission included overseeing competition rulings, although he did not work in the antitrust division itself.

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia sharply narrowed the role of state regulators in overseeing competition in the phone market.

Pay-phone abuse ranging from overcharging to broken equipment prompted the city to establish a franchise system overseeing competition in 1996.

Overseeing competition in the NHS as chair is Lord Carter, with an £800,000 salary from a private health company, joined by two directors who are McKinsey privatisation experts.

Briefing reporters before his speech Burnham, the last Labour health secretary, said he would strip Monitor of its role overseeing competition in the NHS.