Sentence examples for oversight is exercised from inspiring English sources

Political oversight is exercised by a House of Commons committee, which has full access to documentation.

There are no required ethical guidelines for studies of pesticides toxicity conducted in humans, no governmental oversight is exercised, and no procedures have been put in place for the protection of human subjects.

Ignoring the accounting impact, the error, to us raises serious questions over Helphire's revenue recognition policies, the integrity of operating systems and the quality of oversight being exercised by the management team.

The four SAC executives can be a vehicle for prosecutors to gather evidence about the firm's operations and management, including how much oversight was exercised over trading by its portfolio managers, including Mr. Cohen.

At least in the case of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) pursuit of JP Morgan Chase for manipulating California and other states' energy markets there appears to be some oversight being exercised.

"There is an important place for oversight of national security tools, and that oversight is being exercised by Congress and by the federal judges on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court".

Whitaker's Department of Justice has refused to specify who, exactly, is exercising oversight of Mueller's work, prompting demands from Congress for Whitaker to march down to Capitol Hill and explain the situation.

It's an illusion of a law, instituted in World War I, to persuade gullible taxpayers that Congress is exercising responsible oversight over borrowing.

"The board needs to take aggressive action to demonstrate to regulators and shareholders that it is exercising strong independent oversight".

A statement released by the appeals panel said: "Yorkshire claim that the failure to register Azeem Rafiq was the result of a technical oversight, that discretion should be exercised under regulation 2.1 and that the penalties imposed were 'manifestly disproportionate'.

Mrs. Merkel wanted oversight of national budgets to be exercised by Brussels, with the European Court of Justice the ultimate arbiter, with the power to veto budgets and send them back to national parliaments to review.