Sentence examples for oversight of certain from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of the presentation, Mr. Stillman presented a diagram the prosecution had displayed during its opening arguments that it said showed how Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz controlled the information flow through their oversight of certain employees.

In other words, while working toward stronger oversight of certain categories of authorized migrants, the administration has backed off efforts to curb the hellish conditions looming over the masses of seasonal farmworkers dotting the nation's fields.

A recent VICE News analysis found that since the Supreme Court gutted a key provision of the Voting Rights Act in 2013 — which once required federal oversight of certain local changes to voting — previously supervised jurisdictions shut down, on average, nearly 20percentt more polling stations per capita than jurisdictions in other parts of the country.

The show, in its preview stage, included an oversight of a certain physical consequence: there should have been 284 Manhattan phone books to indicate the information storage capacity of an ordinary human cell's nucleus, not the 142 displayed, since ordinary cells contain two copies of the genome, one from each parent.

Within these duties, the judge indicated, are the duties of proper oversight, candid disclosure of certain information to shareholders and avoiding wasting the corporation's assets.

JYL, HSC, and KWL were responsible for conception of the project, oversight of experiments, and training of certain participants.

EJK and JHYP were responsible for conception of the project, oversight of experiments, and training of certain participants, and they drafted the manuscript.

The move basically requires more oversight of his work in certain cases, including Ergenekon.

FBG and JC were responsible for conception of the project and oversight of all experiments and training of certain participants.

These revelations demonstrate that, even in our age of bioethics and awareness of the wrongs of medical experimentation, we are not immune from the conditions that facilitated compulsory sterilization in the mid-20th century: lack of institutional oversight, presumptions that certain members of society are not "fit" to reproduce, and overzealous and biased physicians.

Moreover, the issue is brought into clear focus when we compare this lack of mental-health oversight with certain minimum sentences required by some states for offenses that cannot even be considered "violent" in nature.