Sentence examples for overseer from from inspiring English sources

We were honored to have him as a member of our board from 1993 to 2004 and as an IRC Overseer from 2004 to 2009.

Although states have a track record of unwinding insolvent insurance companies in a way that protects policy holders, the federal government is guiding this one, without a clear overseer from the Federal Reserve or the Treasury Department.

Mr. Tellings, who served as an overseer from September 2000 until the program's end, acknowledged that "some were a bit more aggressive" than others in pushing for lower prices.

The votes were collected, counted and kept under wraps until an overseer from Ernst and Young, a firm of auditors, handed the verdict to Alan Guth, whom Mr Milner hand-picked as one of the original nine for his theory of cosmic inflation in the immediate aftermath of the big bang.In the event, the prize went to Alexander Polyakov of Princeton University.

I don't think if you say to the oil overseers that oil should be cheaper that it is a crime". Mr. Tellings, who served as an overseer from September 2000 until the program's end, acknowledged that "some were a bit more aggressive" than others in pushing for lower prices". But he declined to say whether Mr. Chalmers or Bayoil were among those who pushed most actively for lower prices.

The workers, many young women, live in dormitories and are corralled with other people from their region under the watchful eye of an overseer from the same part of the country.

We have Overseers from academia, from nonprofits, from government, from the arts.

A complex administrative structure exempts doctors, who report to academic, not administrative overseers, from training programs.

Civilian overseers from the Clinton administration were new in office, and knew next to nothing about what the US military was doing in Colombia.

As well as this congressionally-inspired scrutiny, the Bureau is hounded by watchdogs dispatched by its overlords at the Commerce Department, and by more overseers from the administration's Office of Management and Budget.

Still, Greece's overseers from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund may well find that even with increased oversight, changing the freewheeling business culture that long defined the Greek financial system will be easier said than done.