Sentence examples for oversight of specific from inspiring English sources

In England, as well as the local authority or clinical commissioning group focused on the oversight of specific contracts, there is Ofsted and the CQC, with visits from agencies happening at different times.

A number of specific oversights have been mentioned by one of the reviewers in their minor comments (not shown) that should be acknowledged in a revised version.

Ms. Merkel also raised on Monday the prospect of "specific European oversight" for systemically important banks as a long-term goal.

They cited a dearth of research data about the potential negative implications of nanomaterials, and the lack of specific regulatory oversight or established best practices in the handling of nanoparticles in either the laboratory or the manufacturing setting.

In that role, he was involved in all operations of Spyglass with specific oversight of business development, international distribution and business and legal affairs.

"As SIGAR has stressed previously, robust program oversight requires specific knowledge of the location where the service is provided, " Sopko wrote in a public letter to USAID Administrator Gayle Smith.

The FHFA says that while it agrees with the "intent and the spirit" of the recommendations in the report -- which essentially boil down to better oversight of Fannie Mac -- carrying out specific recommendations "may be limited" in response to new mortgage rules issued earlier this year by the Consumer Financial Protection Agency.

Mrs. Clinton has said nothing specific on federal oversight of the police.

Today, it is more important to regulate the selection, training and oversight of interrogators than to codify their specific interrogation tactics.

While the university and college had established processes for reviewing and approving curricula, the Department, due to its heretofore small size, had always acted as a "committee of the whole" with minimal oversight of the faculty responsible for coordinating specific programmes.

More "prudential oversight" of banks was called for, but no specific proposals were offered on how the oversight or increased disclosure would occur.