But he goes on to inveigh against the consequences: that cases brought by regulators before the courts "will in practice be subject to no meaningful oversight whatsoever".
The similar levels of latitude and independence of action raise the question of whether oversight of clinical research may be sufficiently served, post hoc, through litigation by injured parties – a familiar mode of oversight in clinical practice [ 1].
If state police are patrolling the Boardwalk and casinos, he could assign city police to more blighted areas; but he is not sure what state oversight will mean in practice.
Despite the seemingly obvious participation in civic action programs by the AFP beyond its traditional role, the constitutional basis for democratic civilian oversight was generally observed in practice (Goldberg 1976).
He was aided by the Ministers of War and Navy in matters concerning the Army and the Armada (Navy)—although the President of the Council of Ministers usually exercised oversight of both branches in practice.
In practice, cosmetics oversight is limited.
Yet in practice, robust regulatory oversight has been extremely limited.
The current comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, has pledged to revamp oversight practices in his office.
On July 30 , 2014 the Government Accountability Office released a non-partisan study that concluded the administration did not provide "effective planning or oversight practices" in developing the HealthCare.gov website.
For this, strengthening health workforce competencies is an imperative, and doing so in practice hinges on the oversight and steering function of governance.
