Sentence examples for oversight of whether from inspiring English sources

For example, a Public Accounts Committee report last year found that the EFA's work had "expanded rapidly" in recent years and had struggled to maintain "proper oversight" of whether the money is well spent.

Especially as Google's algorithmic engines are proprietary black boxes and there is no or little independent oversight of whether its information shaping is fair or even appropriate.

The similar levels of latitude and independence of action raise the question of whether oversight of clinical research may be sufficiently served, post hoc, through litigation by injured parties – a familiar mode of oversight in clinical practice [ 1].

And if that's not bad enough, the vast majority of these materials in the world, 85percentt, are in military stocks where there is no outside oversight whatsoever of whether the security arrangements are appropriate.

Another significant issue likely to be resolved by the investigatory powers bill is whether judicial oversight of interception warrants should be introduced or whether the power to authorise them will remain with ministers.

Speaking last week, ahead of the appearance of the Britain's intelligence chiefs before the intelligence and security committee, Alexander said he did not want to "rush to judgement" over whether oversight of the intelligence services needed reform.

In 1999, Mr. Dingell asked the G.A.O. to examine how the corporation determines the legitimacy of investor claims and whether oversight of the corporation by the S.E.C. is adequate.

On that point, it was unsettling that no oversight of any kind -- whether a court or board----had been allowed, until last week's speech, to exercise a check on your drone program.

"The vote proved to be a referendum on the board's oversight of risk rather than over whether to split the chairman/C.E.O.

The debate is over not only whether more oversight of power plants is needed, but also over who should pay for it.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, the former Tory foreign secretary who chairs parliament's security and intelligence committee, confirmed that his committee would be launching an inquiry to assess whether the oversight of the intelligence agencies has kept pace with developing technology.