Sentence examples for oversight of activities from inspiring English sources

The background to this is that to help increase oversight of activities supporting DOD, State, and USAID's efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008, required the agencies to identify common databases of information on their contracts, grants, cooperative agreements, and associated personnel.

The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations (JCAHO) plays a role in the oversight of activities within hospitals.

Second, oversight of activities is given by the Canadian NGO (CISEPO) and its three regional directors: Prof Ziad Abdeen, Al Quds University (Palestinian director); Prof Ziad El-Nasser, Jordan University of Science and Technology (Jordanian director); Dr Yehudah Roth, Wolfson Medical Center (Israeli director).

These officials were selected based on their position as leaders in the Ugandan health sector, their direct involvement in and oversight of activities aimed at realizing the HSSP goals, and their rich understanding of the health workforce requirements of the Ugandan health system.

"Before there was no board oversight of political activities,'' said Mr. Freed.

Although then-Attorney General Alberto Gonzales released guidelines governing the FBI's use of confidential informants in 2006, there is no congressional oversight of these activities.

Feinstein has long been criticized by privacy advocates for a perceived laxity of oversight of intelligence activities and deference to intelligence officials.

So as well as providing that support for intelligence services, it is right every country ensures proper oversight of those activities".

It's essential that the ISC is scrapped in favour of a meaningful and credible independent committee which has oversight of the activities of the US visiting forces and their agencies as well as GCHQ.

They have criticized Mr. McClendon's freewheeling management style, the board's weak oversight of his activities and the company's precarious financial position.

There is deeply entrenched opposition to some of the recommendations, especially those that would change the structure of the nation's intelligence services and Congressional oversight of intelligence activities.