Sentence examples for oversight after from inspiring English sources

But American officers say there is almost no oversight after a contractor is given the job.

LONDON — European regulators called for a major overhaul of a benchmark interest rate on Friday, but stopped short of demanding direct regulatory oversight after a rate-rigging scandal.

In December 2000 the federal government agreed to end its oversight after the monitor, Kurt W. Muellenberg, reported that the union was largely free of corruption.

The administration has been under pressure to root out mortgage fraud and improve oversight after the housing bubble touched off a global economic slide and led to a cascade of home foreclosures in the United States.

A black police officers' group called yesterday for a state law to place prosecutors under independent oversight after doubts about the guilty verdicts in the 1989 Central Park jogger attack.

C1 Corporate Scandals Persist Despite an array of new and expensive laws and regulations that were adopted to tighten corporate oversight after the wave of scandals earlier in the decade, serious accounting problems continue to trouble publicly owned companies.

The oversight continues after vaccines are introduced.

The oversight comes after two prominent futures brokerages have collapsed in the last year.

New Jersey added a pension oversight board after a scandal in the late 1940s.

But he was suspended last May by a judicial oversight board after he lost an appeal seeking to dismiss his indictment by Spain's Supreme Court.

Buscones are subject to almost no oversight, and after training a player for three or four years can demand up to 50 percent of a player's signing bonus.