Sentence examples for oversight then from inspiring English sources

"If we preserve known loopholes in consolidated oversight, then we will just be inviting the next Bear Stearns or A.I.G".

If there was no F.D.A. oversight, then consumers would quickly accept drug ads for what they are: cheap talk by fat cats.

If, by that measure, the airline business is a hive of negligence and poor regulatory oversight, then perhaps all industries should be so corrupt.

If the fund management industry doesn't take steps to address growing public concern about their practices and oversight, then an FCA-driven approach may be the only way forward".

A representative at Roskomnadzor, Russia's federal agency for media oversight, then announced: "A court has determined that the information [published by Shaltai] must be deleted, but the website's hosting provider has not responded to our notification.

If the congregation had a table where anyone could make available any information whatsoever without any institutional responsibility or oversight, then a member might be able to distribute campaign literature without violating tax laws.

The company may also believe that the appeals court will overturn the judge's decision, and wish to shield its executives from legal questioning and delay any oversight until then.

It's also true that the Clinton health plan, which she spearheaded, involved significant government oversight, but then congressional conservatives routinely pass complicated bills in which government has a complicated role.

"To think there was an oops or an oversight back then, let alone a failure of constitutional dimension, is just not consistent with what we are now seeing in the defense's file".

Especially after she was accused last year of receiving money from the Global Fund to fight Aids without any due oversight and then handing out the money to her friends in business.

The letter also sought better guidelines on energy drink classifications, claiming that companies often categorize the products as dietary supplements to skirt regulatory oversight but then market the items as beverages.