Sentence examples for oversight and help from inspiring English sources
This list provides non-self-governing territories with UN oversight and help in a process towards an act of self-determination.
The new vertically integrated structure will facilitate this oversight and help prevent the building or launch of products that could jeopardize user privacy.
Meanwhile, the lead angel is expected to take this more seriously than some angels might be used to, in that they are expected to "provide access, oversight, and help the company".
Now, as California Teacher of the Year (2009), he hopes we can right that past oversight and help all of our state's students and school staff members who may suffer an anaphylactic reaction at school.
Thanks also to the Vanderbilt Department of Animal Care and Ken Salleng for oversight and help with care of tentacled snakes.
EBW participated in the design of the study, oversaw patient recruitment and provided clinical oversight and helped to draft the manuscript.
However, it is still a key part of the foreign policy process because it authorizes programs such as foreign aid and has the power to hold oversight hearings and help shape the U.S. foreign policy agenda.
A tightening could be in the works — this year, officials have said they prefer that the private houses enter into joint ventures, which would mean more oversight and would help push state-owned enterprises toward the market.
And the Department of Education has focused on divisive, politicized issues like school prayer while failing to provide state and local authorities with the oversight and technical help they need to get their accountability systems up and running and to comply fully with the law.
The Texas Department of Family and Protective Services argued in federal court that being licensed as appropriate for children subjected the facilities to agency oversight and would help the agency investigate claims of child abuse.
3. Regulation and Litigation: In those nations with national healthcare, medical malpractice is a non-issue, with effective oversight and regulation helping to minimize its occurrence in the first place.
