Sentence examples for overseen either from inspiring English sources

Yunus has proposed creating a Garment Workers Welfare Trust, to be overseen either by Grameen Bank, Yunus' microcredit organization founded by Yunus and for which he won the Nobel Peace Prize, or by BRAC, by some measures the largest humanitarian non-governmental organization in the world, which was launched by Yunus' friend Fazle Hasan Abed.

We suspect that one of the main reasons for over- and under-treatment among patients is that some patients do not regularly attend the practice and that necessary changes to their treatment are simply overseen, either due to higher risk (possibly as a result of increasing age, or new co-morbidities), or because the initial indication has expired.

TAU will often but not always be pharmacotherapy, overseen either by the ADHD service in which the research is being carried out, the participant's local adult ADHD Service, a community mental health team or a general practitioner.

Some legal experts who question the president's authority to order warrantless eavesdropping said the latter proposal could be used to justify the legality of the entire NSA program, because it refers to surveillance activity ordered by the president or attorney general and not overseen by either the FISA or criminal courts.

They accused the construction supervisors of either overseeing or having knowledge of the removal of a 42-foot section of standpipe in the building's basement in the fall of 2006.

Meanwhile, as ScienceInsider wrote yesterday, Texas has resisted efforts by EPA to either oversee the state's own regulation of CO2, or step in itself to do so.

The current FCC is wired to conclude that every market it either oversees or wants to is uncompetitive, falling dangerously behind other countries, and mistreating its customers.

The online classes would still require students to participate in a classroom with an instructor overseeing them, either during the early-morning period before regular classes begin or the last period of the day.