Sentence examples for oversight of programmes and from inspiring English sources

In Japan, where university funding has been based on precedent and enrolment and there is little oversight of programmes and performance, the government is moving slowly towards greater accountability.

Moreover, donor-generated competition for resources leading to reluctance to share information impaired local oversight of programmes and delivery systems thereby undermining monitoring and evaluation and the application of evidence at national and subnational levels to improve programme delivery.

The link tutor manages the process for the moderation of assignments, the moderation of completed coursework or examinations and the oversight of programme and subject boards.

Do you believe that the methods that are allegedly being employed through the PRISM and Tempora programmes are proportionate to any threat from terrorists or international criminal gangs, and do you believe that the parliamentary oversight of these programmes and the countries from which they are operated is sufficient to protect the public interest?

It is not a forum for negotiations with the US but rather a place in which to establish, firstly, the functioning and the scale of the programme; secondly, the nature and the scope of oversight of the programme and the question of judicial redress for EU citizens; and, thirdly, how the information gathered via the programme was useful for national security purposes.

In their study, the analysts compared the legal foundations, focus and parliamentary oversight of spying programmes in three countries.

He said this would "give the public more confidence about the problems and the oversight of the programmes".

The lead psychiatrist (BK) will provide clinical oversight of the programme, participate in staff training and direct clinical evaluation and treatment of patients with the highest level of distress or complexity.

They will ask questions about the oversight of the programme by ministers, MPs and the intelligence interception commissioner, none of whom have spoken in public about it.

It has gone down poorly in Miami, where Cuban-American political leaders have long been the main promoters of the embargo.The Democrats plan to hold hearings into a new report by the Government Accountability Office that criticised the poor management and lack of oversight of a programme to aid dissidents in Cuba.

But that conveniently ignores the constraints placed on the Treasury by Congress, which has focused thus far on oversight of the TARP programme and not confirming top Treasury aides instead of debating the best way to respond to the financial crisis.