Sentence examples for overseeing some of from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's reports, made public under court order, focus on the state's failures in overseeing some of New Jersey's most troubled children.

This time, Tory ministers will be overseeing some of the most savage cuts to public services since Margaret Thatcher's time in office.

LOS ANGELES — John Calley, who was known for his unusually artistic approach in running three major Hollywood studios and overseeing some of the most successful movies of the last 50 years, died Tuesday at his home here.

President Bush met at the White House this week with a Russian general who has been accused of overseeing some of the most notorious atrocities against civilians during the brutal second war in Chechnya.

Similarly, the religious authorities overseeing some of the churches on the list, like the beautiful St. Barbara's in Brooklyn, Immaculate Conception in the Bronx and First Reformed Church in Queens, are pressed for cash and have lobbied against landmark status.

It is paradoxical that Mr. Ross, after overseeing some of the trendiest, glitziest and most flamboyant shows in the museum's history, ends his seven-year term with such a traditional expansion.

Thomas Fingar, who oversaw some of the reforms, described the process in a 2008 speech.

Swiss Prime Site is a property management company that oversees some of Credit Suisse's holdings.

The committee oversees some of the agencies involved in domestic counterterrorism inquiries.

Rather than benevolently ruling India as Roberts suggests, Britain oversaw some of the worst famines in human history.

Surprisingly, for instance, the New York State Banking Department oversees some of the country's biggest banks, with operations around the world.