Sentence examples for overseeing it through from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Chen inside the embassy, the administration held a series of meetings in Washington to decide how to manage the crisis — with the State Department leading the effort and the White House overseeing it through frequent secure videoconference calls.

In 1946 he was arrested and tortured by North Korean police, and eventually sentenced to six years' hard labour.He established his church in Seoul formally in 1954, overseeing it through years of expansion amid a general boom in Christian conversions in South Korea.

Ms. Casey worked as the creative director of Outside for five years, overseeing its design and photography through the years in the 1990s when it published some of its most notable pieces, including the articles that would become the best-selling books "Into Thin Air" and "The Perfect Storm".

In 2000, she became the paper's Op-Ed page editor and oversaw its coverage through the Sept. 11 attacks.

He steered it through the Depression and oversaw its initial public offering in 1944.

The theoretical support of the EX-ANTE and EX-POST Model, used in conjunction with the Zachman framework, allows the correlation of access control and registration and validation mechanisms within the correspondent information systems, which is essential to the organization that oversees governance through its architecture.

Sam Leong, the son of a Malaysian chef called the "King of Shark's Fin," is the genius overseeing, through executive chefs, two elegant restaurants owned by the Tung Lok Group.

But the Federal District Court overseeing this case through a decade of tiring litigation seems more focused on cramped legal interpretations and the morality of debt than on the wider consequences of its rulings.

"The Federal District Court overseeing this case through a decade of tiring litigation seems more focused on cramped legal interpretations and the morality of debt than on the wider consequences of its rulings".

At the end of May 1946, after overseeing the transition through to peacetime, Cunningham retired from his post as First Sea Lord.

The publisher who oversaw Vogue through some of its most robust times — and issues — said Thursday that he was leaving Condé Nast after nearly 25 years.