Sentence examples for oversight for several from inspiring English sources
In turn, Mr. Gensler's agency conceded modest changes and postponed the oversight for several months.
The White House has been preparing for aggressive congressional oversight for several months, adding more than a dozen lawyers, including some with experience working for congressional Republicans, to the White House Counsel's Office this year.
The program is searching for a Project Coordinator that will provide management and oversight for several grant-funded projects designed to 1) facilitate military veterans entering into farming and 2) improve long-term viability of "advanced" beginning farmers (defined as farmers operating 3-10 years).
Huntsman said secret societies appear to be endemic in the agency despite being examined in the media and criticized by oversight groups for several decades.
This oversight is understandable for several reasons.
The agreement also calls for continued independent monitoring and judicial oversight of the Police Department for several years to ensure that it is complying with the agreement.
But some investors, analysts and securities law experts say the bill, more than helping small companies, will in fact free most companies, including very large corporations, from important oversight and disclosure requirements for several years after going public.
At a meeting that ended Tuesday in New York, state regulators were given an outline of proposed steps for federal oversight and several leading regulators suggested in interviews that while they preferred to remain fully independent, giving ground to Washington seemed inevitable.
For example, training judges in effective case oversight resulted in significant foster care savings for several states.
Galatzan said that for several years she has urged the panel to provide more oversight on construction projects.
The new law allows for creation of embryonic stem cells, including those from cloned embryos, and establishes regulatory oversight on several levels, while explicitly prohibiting reproductive cloning.
