"We have created a new, regulated, safer commodities industry in Canada that employs Canadians, creates jobs, growth and other opportunities in our communities and by displacing this business from criminal enterprise… we're creating a new industry that will actually follow some rules, when there's oversight, testing and accountability".
The same way that DNA exonerates the innocent, it should condemn the guilty, but only with additional safeguards, including eyewitness testimony, video surveillance and confessions that are subject to judicial oversight to test their reliability.
They tell us over and over again that we need to have strong safety standards, diligent oversight and tested response plans.
It seems like a gross oversight and I testing this GPS because of this reason.
"A project of this magnitude requires stringent management, oversight, and testing before the government accepts any building".
But it added that it required "additional oversight and testing" to ensure other planned fixes, including adding more servers, did not introduce further problems.
The city's oversight effectively ended once testing concluded that there was no asbestos in the arena.
This was not a deliberate oversight; many museums began testing an array of Jetsons-style gadgetry a few years ago, but the dot-com bust and the economic downturn have delayed progress.
A review of ten years of EU-supported water and sanitation projects in sub-Saharan Africa, together worth more than $500m, found that more than half failed to perform, due to issues such as lack of financial sustainability, poor oversight, and not regularly testing water to make sure it was safe to drink.The Water Missions project in Walumbe seems to address these issues, at least for now.
As an example of a major oversight, the authors tested for 'p53 activation' by Q-RT-PCR, when it is well established that p53 activation upon cellular stress occurs at the protein level, and thus should have been tested by Western blot. 1) The possible role of p53.
First, it is important that oversight of test manufacture, care in shipping and storage of tests, and rigorous quality control lead to the consistent availability of high-quality tests.
