Sentence examples for oversight agent from inspiring English sources

As the IGIS is the oversight agent for Australia's intelligence community, the report is likely to be the only way this information can be officially disclosed, with the exception of the parliamentary intelligence committee.

The allegations about Boras come at a time when the players union, under the new executive director Michael Weiner, has committed itself to stricter oversight of agents.

After all, much of the derby hunt occurs on federal public land, which is subject to federal law and oversight by agents of the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.

Microbiologist Richard Ebright of Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey, urged the panel to consider moving oversight of select agent labs from CDC and USDA to another agency that does not fund or conduct such work itself as a way to avoid conflicts of interest.

Ebright is also disappointed that oversight of select agents will remain with the CDC and U.S. Department of Agriculture rather than an independent federal agency that does not perform select agent work.

He has also required the oversight of F.B.I. agents, who have lived with him in one safe house after another.

The inspector general's report describes the program as haphazardly administered, with local agencies detaining and prosecuting immigrants with little oversight from federal agents and significant inconsistencies from place to place.

Increasingly, machines make important life changing financial decisions about people without much oversight from human agents.

The investigation report on FBI counterterrorism intelligence failures leading up to the Ft. Hood shooting on November 7, 2009 cited a "data explosion" and "workload" as contributing factors to analyst and agent oversights.

Neither time did agents breach Customs and Border Protection policy, according to a board set up this year to provide accountability and oversight for how agents deploy force in their often dangerous border confrontations.

Border observers for years have found that a lack of accountability and oversight has enabled agents to abuse power and kill unarmed civilians in episodes that remain shrouded in secrecy.