Sentence examples for oversight of local from inspiring English sources

The San Francisco Cab Drivers Association finds it disturbing that the CPUC is seeking to create a new class of for-hire transportation service which would not have the oversight of local regulatory bodies while unfairly competing with existing locally regulated taxi services.

Without federal oversight of local elections, he said, minorities will encounter challenges to voting.

Local authorities, with their unique oversight of local areas, are best placed to ensure the admissions process runs smoothly.

The army, still supreme but with its public image tarnished, is sunk in gloom: bitter over Bin Laden's death, and over CIA agents who roamed across cities without the oversight of local intelligence officers.

Last fall, Tennessee began removing schools with the lowest student test scores and graduation rates from the oversight of local school boards and pooling them in a special state-run district.

"Whichever government comes into power after the next general election should stop throwing taxpayers' money at this failed experiment and return all state-funded schools back to the oversight of local authorities".

These concerns are made worse by a rather unstructured oversight system of local ERCs - each local health bureau organizes a group of experts to conduct an annual evaluation of ERCs, but there is no oversight of the different ERCs.

Univision Communications also moved Friday to consolidate the oversight of its local television and radio stations under Joe Uva, its chief executive.

Fast-forward a week and the fast-track academies bill is laid before the House of Lords with the aim of the government removing as many schools as possible from the oversight of the local authority – and fast.

It does serve one useful purpose though – cover for the Lib Dem leadership, now having to explain away the shredding of a carefully crafted pre-election pledge that every school would come within the oversight of its local authority.

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.