Sentence examples similar to oversight of particular from inspiring English sources

The Group recognises that its oversight of these particular schemes during the period in question was inadequate and apologises to its customers for the impact that they may have had.

A spokeswoman for the Agriculture Department said the agency was acting within the authority given to it by Congress and that even if it did not have oversight of a particular crop, the F.D.A. or E.P.A. might still be involved.

In the nearly six months since Mr. Adelson purchased the paper, at least a dozen journalists have quit, been fired or made plans to leave soon; many cite a strained work environment and untenable oversight, in particular regarding the coverage of a bitter legal dispute related to Sands's operations in Macau.

Becker said that she was specifically steering away from pharmaceuticals because of the shadow of Eroom's Law and the regulatory oversight, in particular.

Multidisciplinary essays on the effects of the internet on family life, in particular parental oversight of children's use of the World Wide Web.

The Open Cut Land Reclamation Act of 1969 and the subsequent Environmental Quality Act of 1973 provided a regulatory framework for state oversight of surface mining, and, in particular, coal mining.

IPCC chairwoman Dame Anne Owers said: "I welcome the home secretary's proposal to strengthen our ability to provide independent oversight of police complaints and, in particular, to investigate more serious and sensitive allegations within the police service".

But Neal's request plainly relates to his committee's oversight of the IRS, and in particular whether the IRS is following its own procedures in auditing the president's returns.

In Sunderland's case, a lack of oversight is giving particular cause for concern.

Environmental groups and politicians have blamed BP, and Mr. Hayward in particular, for lax oversight of its rig operations and for failing to provide sufficient resources to assist in the cleanup.

Harvey Pitt, the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), has taken a milder line, suggesting that, instead, a new body of outside experts take over the oversight role now performed by members of the accounting profession.There are also proposals for beefing up the SEC itself, in particular in its oversight of corporations and executives as well as of the financial community.