Sentence examples for oversight deficiencies from inspiring English sources

The inspector general listed 33 ways to improve the program, mainly by patching up oversight deficiencies and bolstering training.

And it took modest steps to address oversight deficiencies.

There are those who believe the process of spoiling Cole was begun under José Mourinho, who always seemed be on the verge of leaping up over the touchline and pursuing him crossfield with a polo mallet, wagging a finger at perceived track-back oversights, pressing deficiencies and the crime of "beating one man too many".

School officials in Prince George's County violated district procedures or state laws in awarding contracts of more than $75 million, according to a state audit that points to a lack of oversight and other deficiencies in Maryland's second-largest school system.

Still, in the orders on Thursday, regulators cited the bank for "deficiencies" in oversight of the trading.

The GAO's report added new details about deficiencies in oversight.

The Department of Justice looked at the 20 police killings between 2009 and 2012, finding "a majority of these shootings were unconstitutional" and noting "the pattern or practice of excessive force stems from systemic deficiencies in oversight, training, and policy".

By the time you reach this point in "Hide/Seek" and look back over the immense amount of art and social history that has been covered, and the lives and personalities brought into sharper focus, you may be inclined to forgive the show's deficiencies and oversights and its general air of caution.

If concern is expressed that implementing such a program could end up increasing the exposure to lawsuits because any deficiency or oversight in meeting self-imposed safety requirements could provide the basis for a negligence lawsuit, help the club or school board understand that such fear shouldn't be an impediment to implementation.

But it acknowledged there were major deficiencies in the oversight of the healthcare contract that dramatically exacerbated fraud risks.

The panel intends to wrap up its work on Thursday, with the release of a book-length report that details multiple causes of the 2008 crisis, from deficiencies in regulatory oversight to Wall Street excesses that abetted the subprime housing bubble.