Sentence examples for oversight I from inspiring English sources

This is precisely why regulatory actions should be geared first toward oversight, i.e., questioning the relevant business practices and promoting transparency, rather than banning the transactions themselves.

Government's role is to provide leadership and oversight (i.e., a governing structure) to coordinate ECD strategies that cross institutional borders and, guided by population-based assessments of children's development, link ECD outcomes to subsequent school performance.

Not surprising for a guy who wants coal substantially deregulated and prefers "more local over federal" oversight (i.e. stop bothering us with those damned environmental safeguards and worker protection laws).

Two of these eight events resulted from oversight (i.e. event notification not attended to) and one from transmission loss.

At first glance, "proactive" and "very proactive" response models seem superior to a "reactive" response model in terms of the ability to reduce disease oversight (i.e., risk of false-negative errors) by increasing the detection rate of abnormal findings.

While individual performance on the examinations may fluctuate due to a number of factors (e.g., motivation, English language proficiency), aggregate performance (e.g., by medical school, country) may be more directly related to the quality of the educational and oversight (i.e., accreditation) program(s) [ 12].

DealBook »   Volcker Says More Oversight Is Needed  |  "The reform report card still reads, 'Promising but definitely incomplete,'" Paul A. Volcker said on Wednesday in a speech at New York's Cooper Union, Bloomberg News reports.

Computer aided detection (CAD) is a clinically proven technology that increases the detection of breast cancer by assisting the radiologist in decreasing observational oversights (i.e. decreasing the false negative rate).

Lane's argument, which suffers a few serious empirical oversights I'll get to in a moment, is that while Keynesians rightly call for temporary deficit spending to offset private sector contractions, politicians ignore the temporary part.

Standing before Judge Alan H. Nevas of Federal District Court in Bridgeport on Thursday, Mr. Russell said, "I'm not contesting what happened here, but I did not foresee that there was going to be law enforcement involved, and I apologize for that oversight, and I freely admit everything else that I am accused of".

Intensive basic and preclinical research is clearly needed and should proceed, subject to appropriate legal and ethical rules and oversight, on (i) technologies for editing genetic sequences in human cells, (ii) the potential benefits and risks of proposed clinical uses, and (iii) understanding the biology of human embryos and germline cells.