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African operations were overseen largely from Rome.

But he has also overseen largely popular changes, like interleague play, the wild card and the World Baseball Classic, and instituted testing for performance-enhancing drugs.

The review and response process is overseen largely by a small team at the OMB, led by acting director Russell Vought and his general counsel, Mark Paoletta.

But in recent years the program, which currently has an annual budget of $20,000 to $25,000 for art supplies and travel, has been overseen largely by civilians at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Va., several more steps away.

The awards, which will begin in the next academic year and will be overseen largely by the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health, constitute a roughly 200percentt increase in the number of global health opportunities currently provided by the university.

Director of the Prison Reform Trust, Juliet Lyon, said: "Slashing prison budgets while warehousing ever greater numbers overseen by largely inexperienced staff has come at a dangerous cost.

From his small, windowless office in the basement of the White House, Brennan has overseen a largely clandestine CIA drone program, which began under President Bush in November 2002 and has greatly intensified under President Obama's tenure.

This is the second roof farm for Mr. Flanner, who was far too busy checking soil depth, overseeing his largely volunteer crew and addressing concerns of the building's owner to speak to a reporter.

We have eviscerated institutions over decades, and now believe that the solution lies in creating layer upon layer of meta institutions to monitor, coordinate and oversee this largely dysfunctional apparatus.

But is a government that regulates, oversees and largely pays for health insurance really going to stay arms-length away from dictating terms and conditions?

The jobs the ports will generate — in Longview, estimates are for perhaps 70 workers to oversee the largely automated coal-loading process — aren't worth the damage to that vision of the future.