Sentence examples for oversight of new from inspiring English sources

However, last year the agency toughened its oversight of new banks, saying banks that had been open for fewer than seven years were "over represented" among failed banks in 2008 and 2009.

But unlike the Prince's conservative tastes in architecture, the Carbuncle Cup is not reactionary to architectural progress, but rather a reminder of the pitiful state of oversight of new architecture in Britain.

While there is no exact count, the General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, estimates that there are roughly 100 specialty hospitals open in the United States, largely in states where there is little oversight of new construction.

James Murdoch has already faced renewed criticism for the way the company has managed the investigation since 2007, when he was given oversight of News International, the News Corporation's British subsidiary.

The new rules, however, fall under the oversight of the new federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

For their part, regulators are concerned about the lack of oversight of the new stores.

The commission has given no indication of how oversight of the new regime will be managed.

Owners have been adamant that they would not agree to continued judicial oversight of a new collective bargaining agreement.

Critics say the only genuine democratic oversight of the new service has been forced on the government by MSPs at Holyrood.

It includes effective mechanisms for oversight of the new surveillance authorities by the FISA court, the House and Senate Intelligence Committees and now the Judiciary Committees.

So why not look to the parliament for greater democratic oversight of the new more intrusive monitoring and enforcement system?The simple answer is that in the eyes of most voters the parliament lacks legitimacy.