Sentence examples for oversight requirements from inspiring English sources

We then asked the ADs "whether [their] IRBs would typically require a researcher to submit information about their study (using biospecimens) to determine if the study is exempt from the oversight requirements of the Common Rule or require further IRB review".

The most important aspect, though, might be the oversight requirements.

Not all countries have equivalent oversight requirements to protect civil liberties and privacy.

The following March, the hospital adopted a new policy, under the heading "Innovative Care," which included strict approval and oversight requirements.

"All of this new trading activity, with new regulatory oversight requirements, will mean the development of new technologies, both in the private and public sectors," he said.

The discretionary funds received by our nonprofits are administered by government agencies, and we have to reliably comply with existing government oversight requirements, including being in good standing, programmatic and fiscal reporting, audits, and reviews of agency policies and procedures.

The study analyzed Medicare data for 1999 through 2005, and found no evidence that opting out of the oversight requirement resulted in increased inpatient deaths or complications.

While the New York Times contrasts Twitter and Yammer as eyeballs versus revenue, or consumer v. enterprise, Friendfeed finds itself positioned as an attractive candidate for building scoped message hubs without an IT oversight requirement.

But in 2013, the Supreme Court struck a key part of it, lifting that oversight requirement from North Carolina and other states and localities with a history of voter discrimination.

This extra oversight requirement is a recognition of the risks of surveilling political activity, and the recording restriction seems designed to avoid those risks. .

The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, has proposed a bill that would extend the expiring provisions through 2013 while tightening controls and oversight reporting requirements.