Sentence examples for overseen on from inspiring English sources

Most precincts are overseen on the midnight shift by a lieutenant and two sergeants, one of whom often rides on patrol.

Newsbeat is currently being overseen on an acting basis by its deputy editor, Kevin Silverton, a former news editor at BBC Radio Nottingham.

It took an overnight 16-hour bargaining session, overseen on January 5th and 6th by an American federal labour mediator, to end an increasingly embarrassing 113-day lockout, in which the millionaires in the players' union, represented by Donald Fehr (right), battled the multi-millionaire team owners, led by Gary Bettman, the National Hockey League's (NHL) commissioner (left).

The fundamental reason the train wasn't being overseen on that now-infamous night, he averred, was that the 2% higher labour costs entailed in hiring more workers to guard their trains would lead to a company raising their freight rates to compensate by 2%, which would result in it losing the business to some other company that wasn't paying for workers to guard their trains.

It was automated but overseen on the ground at the Beijing Aerospace Flight Control Centre.

"HP's due diligence review was intensive, overseen on behalf of HP by KPMG, Barclays and Perella Weinberg.

The executive, Jimmie Lee Solomon, has overseen on-the-field operations, which includes umpiring and security, since his appointment as executive vice president for baseball operations in 2005.

Torre's role with Major League Baseball involved overseeing on-field discipline, umpires and serving as the league's representative to the general managers and field managers.

"We definitely look at the research to see what parts of those characters people are responding to," says Amy Troiano, a Bravo executive who oversees on-the-air promotions.

Frank Robinson, who oversees on-field operations for Major League Baseball, tried to contact Posada today, the catcher said, but as of this evening they had not spoken.

"That's something I would want to do, talk to the player involved," said Robinson, who oversees on-field operations for Major League Baseball.