Sentence examples for oversight of human from inspiring English sources

To avoid future problems, the statement said, "the F.B.I. has taken significant steps in recent years regarding the management and oversight of human sources of intelligence".

"Report Assails F.D.A. Oversight of Clinical Trials" (front page, Sept. 28) correctly notes that the Food and Drug Administration is critically underresourced for its efforts to provide oversight of human clinical trials.

Many federal agencies are given the oversight of human trafficking, including the Departments of Justice, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and Labor and the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Dion read a prepared statement in English and French, even reading out the sub-headers of each section of his remarks — including "choosing the right lever to improve human rights in Saudi Arabia," "continual rigorous oversight of human rights," "security matters," and "the economy matters".

A mock institutional review board discussion of the simulated proposal provides a unique opportunity for students to observe an example of careful oversight of human research.

The work presented herein was reviewed and deemed exempt from internal review board oversight by the Joint Combat Casualty Research Team, the human subjects review board responsible for oversight of human subjects research affecting US military members in Afghanistan.

It's a post hoc protocol, as opposed to saying, 'We want to know, on a real-time basis, whether the markets are under control and under the oversight of a human being responsible for maintaining control.' These rules can't address that".

Our Alabama collaborators, a local community-based organization, relied on the CDC IRB for review and oversight of its human subjects research associated with this study.

But rather than leave the actual oversight of prisoners to human officers, who often take bribes from criminals and help to facilitate the drug trade in Indonesia, Waseso wants to create a perimeter of hungry crocodilians, who supposedly can't be bought off.

In this capacity he has been responsible for providing strategic leadership and oversight of UNICEF's human resources management and accountabilities.

Now the allegory involves an enemy created within, a kind of superintelligence that, becoming independent of human oversight and control, turns on those it's meant to protect.