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Qiming, which now oversees over $1 billion, is one of the largest venture firms in the region, focused on information technology, clean technology and health care companies.

Irwin Gotlieb, chief executive of GroupM, the media-buying unit of WPP, who oversees over $50 billion of ad-spending a year, says the influx of reality programming has damaged the networks.

These regional franchises are known as master franchises, and are responsible for opening new restaurants, licensing new third party operators, and performing standards oversight of all restaurant locations in these countries; one of the larger examples of a master franchise is Hungry Jack's, which oversees over 300 restaurants in Australia.

The Can-Am Taekwondo Instructors and Schools Confederation (CATISC) is the premier North American organization dedicated to the martial arts discipline of taekwondo, and is the founding organization of other international affiliates, overseeing over 1,500 schools and clubs, registering  over 300,000 members.

The bride's father was a senior vice president in the New York office of Legg Mason, a securities brokerage firm, where he oversaw over-the-counter stock trading.

Those new regulations expand its authority to oversee over-the-counter derivatives markets as well as credit-rating agencies and hedge fund and municipal advisers.

In her role as interior secretary, she would oversee over 70,000 employees.

Perry has overseen over 250 executions and there is strong evidence that at least one of those executed, Todd Willingham, was innocent.

O'Neill does not need reminding about the scale of the upturn he has overseen over the past year, having taken 21 points in qualification compared to just seven in their 2014 World Cup group.

But more than the courts, the people of Pakistan will feel aggrieved at the appointment of a man whose ministry oversaw over a national disaster, pursuing questionable schemes while simply watching the problem grow.

Moreover, too few Britons have enjoyed much benefit from the economic recovery his government has overseen; over 2m private-sector jobs have been created, yet on the back of painfully slow wage growth.