Sentence examples for overseeing the list from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. and the Federal Trade Commission, the agency charged with overseeing the list, have also issued other telemarketing restrictions.

If the trade commission is barred from overseeing the list, the F.C.C. faces several potential stumbling blocks in carrying out the charge, according to telemarketing industry representatives.

The name was submitted by the Republic of Korea South Koreaa) to the World Meteorological Organization, which oversees the list of storm names in the Atlantic and eastern Pacific.

"To predict the next five years, you have to have a deep understanding of the last 50," said Bernie Meyerson, vice president of innovation at I.B.M., and a highly regarded researcher in advanced microprocessor design and computer systems who oversees the list's creation.

In the September issue of The Washington Monthly, Amy Graham -- who oversaw the list at U.S. News for two years until her resignation in 1999 -- argues that the manner in which the magazine gathers data and ranks colleges "defies common sense" and produces misleading results.

Marilyn Snee oversees the list of 45 to 50 wines by the glass, which she offers by the 2.5-ounce taste, the 6-ounce glass or the 12-ounce carafe, which is roughly half a bottle.

While BATS successfully oversaw the listing of several exchange-traded funds earlier this year, hosting a corporate listing entails different challenges.

He later returned to the more serious and literary side of things by overseeing the John Murray list at Hachette.

One of FIDE's major functions is overseeing the rating list, and the April 2006 quarterly edition came out earlier in the week.

Most precious of all was the wisp of a man with a Pierrot haircut and a white origami coat that extended through to jeweled finger gloves, who was overseeing the guest list.

On September 19th the judges overseeing the case shortened the list of witnesses, making it more likely that a verdict will be reached before Mr Berlusconi is saved, as he has so often been before, by a statute of limitations.Just as damaging are two investigations in which the prime minister is not a suspect.