Sentence examples for oversight applied to from inspiring English sources

First, there was an enormous and growing shadow banking system (including investment banks, insurance companies, hedge funds, and other types of funds) that functionally engaged in banking activities without being subject to the same risk oversight applied to regulated banks.

The type of oversight applied to tumor markers available for marketing in the United States depends on both the intended use of the test and the manner in which it is being commercialized whether offered as a test kit or system or as a laboratory testing service.

The regulations are required under a 2009 rule meant to close a loophole in the law that allowed indoor day camps to operate without the same state oversight applied to outdoor day camps.

In general, however, all of these regulations apply exclusively to vertebrate species, and very little, if any, oversight applies to research on invertebrate animals.

I thought watertight oversight only applied to comments that didn't 'pass muster'.

A stricter set of conditions and a higher standard of oversight are applied to the processing of sensitive forms of data.

Has appropriate care and oversight been applied to the pipelines under current conditions of use?

The shaky legal premise for this whole system is that once taken in via some sort of legal means (though of course there is no outside control that all of the data was gathered legally), the data becomes akin to common property, and no further justification or judicial oversight needs to be applied to its use, any use, ever, forever.

There's no evidence that the formulation has ever been subjected to clinical trials to determine its safety and efficacy for humans, and under a 1994 law it doesn't have to be — as a nutritional supplement, it's exempt from Food and Drug Administration oversight of the sort applied to pharmaceuticals.

But some German officials and industry groups would rather have the new centralized oversight apply only to the biggest European banks, and leave regulation of the country's smaller savings banks in the hands of national officials.

The central argument also ignores the other layers of oversight that apply to FISA warrants, including the need for approval by a judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.