L. 102 550, § 307(b), inserted before semicolon at end ", and in the case of a priority purchaser, meet project oversight costs".
Wildman said the committee will focus its probe mainly on oversight, costs, the relationship between public and private purposes and the use of outside consultants.
22 Despite the added labour cost, living wages also offer a number of advantages for employers including attracting a highly skilled and productive workforce, decreased training and oversight costs, reduced rates of turnover and absenteeism and satisfying customer demand for ethically sourced goods.
Oversight would cost government and the taxpayer too much, so it won't happen".
Being misdiagnosed twice meant I received the wrong medication for many months, an oversight that cost me my hearing.
279, 280, substituted "Major Defense Acquisition Programs" for "Oversight of Cost Growth in Major Programs" in chapter heading, added item 2430, and transferred former item 2305a from chapter 137 and redesignated it as item 2438.
Marrying Arthur's widow, Katherine of Aragon, caused Henry more trouble than any of his "trusted friends" spotted at the time, an oversight which cost several of them their heads.
In fact despite the show's financial success for ITV the company missed a trick by not reaching an agreement with YouTube on how to sell advertising against clips of the show, an oversight that cost them in excess of £1m.
Reforming the department will take years, require close oversight and cost millions of dollars, Justice Department officials said.
A growing number of stories about Lyme also report concerns about the poor reliability of Lyme disease blood tests, which is a good thing, but many still do not, and that oversight can cost a patient dearly if that patient happens to be one whose blood tests come back negative despite his or her having contracted the disease.
