The phrase "oversee for" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It is possible that it is being used as a shortened form of "oversee operations for" or "oversee projects for," but without context it is difficult to determine the intended meaning. A more appropriate and grammatically correct way to use the verb "oversee" in a sentence would be: "She oversees the company's operations" or "He oversees the project's progress."
At the same time, we should recognise one crucial difference between self-enforcing bodies that oversee, for example, solicitors.
Some rely on the very transit systems they are supposed to oversee for financing and lack the authority to enforce their rules.
As the World Health Organization warned that it was probably impossible to contain the disease near the Artibonite, relief agencies began preparing the urban camps they oversee for the germ's arrival.
Among the changes to which the fund company agreed are a requirement that Putnam employees hold any investments they make in fund shares for at least 90 days and that fund managers hold their investments in the funds they oversee for at least a year.
We design the pieces together, but whereas I work on Loquet every single day of my life – from the wholesale distribution to the website – Laura's role is to oversee, for example, styling the look books, knowing which photographers will be brilliant and how to make it look interesting.
However that is to miss the most salient point of today's Hashimoto, who is tapping into a rich vein of frustration with Japan's stalled politics and bureaucrat-led national drift a system the LDP helped oversee for more than half a century.After years playing on his home turf, Mr Hashimoto and his graduates are about to test the depth of this frustration on a national scale.
The accrediting bodies that oversee for-profit colleges are stocked with executives from the same companies whose programs they monitor.
It writes regulations governing consumer practices at financial services companies and examines the institutions it oversees for compliance.
Increasingly, firms are required to bear the cost of being overseen for several years by an independent compliance monitor.
Among other things, Treasury has not made new investments with money from the retirement funds it oversees for the Postal Service.
The New Jersey Division of Investment is considering putting $200 million it oversees for state employees and retirees into its first emerging-market investments.
