Sentence examples for oversight for an from inspiring English sources
The government will dispatch 436 people on Friday to acquaint themselves with the airports and begin functioning on Sunday as federal security managers, with oversight for an entire airport.
The error was found during an extensive review undertaken after the office learned that one of its laboratory technicians had missed detecting DNA evidence in at least 26 rape cases — an embarrassing oversight for an agency at the forefront of forensic technology, but one that the office said at the time was isolated and unprecedented.
Frequent rotation of Board members and lack of evaluation experience were identified as potential barriers to ensuring strong oversight for an Evaluation Office that reported to the Board.
While at Amsterdam she was responsible for daily operations and provided oversight for a $46 million renovation and expansion project.
(The theater at the Culture Project, however, was uncomfortably hot, a distressing — and, I hope, rectified — oversight for a stationary work that demands your complete attention).
European officials are also considering greater regulatory oversight for a number of benchmark rates, including Libor, which are currently overseen by the industry trade group.
The document reported no readings taken in the air -- a critical oversight for a weapon meant to hurt and kill people largely through the inhalation of radioactive particles.
The result, market participants said, has been an increase in private oversight for a business that until Enron collapsed, largely from its misuse of structured finance, had encouraged an "anything goes" mentality.
State party officials blame poor accounting and lack of oversight for a debt they put at $400,000 and for expected sanctions by the Federal Election Commission that are likely to include substantial fines.
Current legislation – as explained by the government – means that a level of ministerial oversight for a port development can be avoided if the facility proposes to be for a single use, but begins to take commercial business once it is operating.
It's a pointed oversight for a company moving into a city inextricably shaped by race.
