Sentence examples for oversees a project from inspiring English sources
He oversees a project called Pokernomics.
Xiao Qiang, an adjunct professor of journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, who oversees a project that monitors Chinese Web sites, said in an e-mail message that the grass-mud horse "has become an icon of resistance to censorship".
He is overseeing a project that is changing the way people think about strokes.
Hanover Careline has been asked to oversee a project in the Western Isles, helping people stay home wherever possible.
Bogost has also overseen a project named Game-O-Matic, designed by students at the Georgia Institute of Technology in conjunction with the Expressive Intelligence Studio at UC Santa Cruz.
Back in 1997 he oversaw a project that went way over budget and seemed doomed to be a disaster but "Titanic" went on to become the biggest-earning film in history.
In 2006 07 Parks oversaw a project that coordinated performances across the United States of the plays she had written one per day over the course of a year, in 2002 03 (collected as 365 Days/365 Plays [2006]).
Nearby is a one-room office for the Bin Laden Group, overseeing a project to bring piped water into Al-Ribat; the project is the bin Laden family's gift to their ancestral home.
I am currently overseeing a project funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation which involves mapping the whole of Sekondi-Takoradi, a Ghanaian city the size of Edinburgh, as well as subsequent street naming and property addressing.
Youth Action Wiltshire has 75 affiliated youth clubs and Crawley's team, which works closely with the county's integrated youth service, has recently been overseeing a project, Sowing Seeds, to turn scrubland into youth club allotments.
The program, called "Million," to refer to the city's 1.1 million students, is being designed and monitored by Roland G. Fryer, a Harvard economist who, as the city's chief equality officer, is also overseeing a project to reward students with cash for doing well on tests.
