Sentence examples for oversight of operations from inspiring English sources

The Home Office plan for its creation highlighted comments by Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Stephenson last year, who suggested the NCA could have powers to "maintain strategic oversight of operations and operational deployments, deliver a command and control capability when needed".

This, the committee argues, should include formal oversight of operations and the ability to require rather than request information.

Because government offers economy of scale, public oversight of operations, transparency, higher standards, good service, and most of all doesn't have to push all the gains to a few people at the top.

When the NRC delivered its annual assessment of Robinson in March 2011, the commission took note of four unplanned outages at the plant during the previous year and announced that it would step up oversight of operations for the next 12 months.

"We have a responsibility to ensure that the operation and oversight of offshore operations are following the law, protecting the workers and guarding against future incidents and spills," Mr. Salazar said in a letter to Congressional leaders seeking their opinions on the proposed overhaul.

The Trade Center Unit will also take responsibility for "management of the security operations control center and oversight of security operations, personnel and technologies, including screening procedures and vehicular access".

Embassy officials have vowed to continue their operations even as they increase oversight of Blackwater operations.

Additionally, while the N.F.L. holds twice-yearly seminars for team equipment managers, there is no formal oversight of team operations with regard to helmets, leaving the process in the hands of each player and his team.

Mr. Issa wrote that he was concerned about whether there was sufficient oversight of these operations.

The issue of the oversight of the operations of British special forces has become a vexed matter in parliament.

The oversight of union operations — including the oversight of its executive director — has fallen mostly to bit players with limited standing.