Sentence examples for overseeing transport from inspiring English sources
Whereas transport safety research has long and established traditions, the pivotal public task of integrally governing, managing and overseeing transport safety in an effective and socio-economically cost efficient manner is yet a largely uncharted area within science.
Burnham, who came a distant second to Jeremy Corbyn in last year's leadership election, believes the mayor will have more power than his London counterpart, overseeing a radical project to integrate the region's entire £6bn health and social care budget as well as overseeing transport, policing, house-building and skills.
One of the most revealing details about Mr. Medvedev's event in Yaroslavl this year was the list of officials who were not there — not Finance Minister Aleksei L. Kudrin or Economic Development Minister Elvira S. Nabiullina, not even the ministers overseeing transport or emergency situations, who had actually flown to Yaroslavl to take part in a morning meeting devoted to the plane crash.
The Department for Transport is the government body responsible for overseeing transport in England.
Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, a French minister who oversees transport issues, welcomed the find as a "major breakthrough" in the investigation.
The new mayor will oversee transport budgets, franchised bus services and strategic planning, giving the area a chance to strengthen its position as a world-class manufacturing centre.
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A new mayor for the Sheffield city region will be elected to a three-year term in May 2017 and will oversee transport budgets, franchised bus services and strategic planning.
Greater Manchester is already home to England's first statutory combined authority, which oversees transport and regeneration schemes.
These sculptures may well depict Olmec rulers overseeing the transport of the stone that would be fashioned into their monuments.
Dr. Maureen Harper, a retired CFIA vet who worked with the federal government for 30 years, has spent a lot of time overseeing the transport of live animals.
