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But that need not bring oversight to a halt.

Nissan said it learned of the problem from warranty claims and attributed the oversight to a recent change in the supplier of the systems.

Most greeted the House passage of the USA Freedom Act with applause, believing its passage in the Senate offered the best hope for bringing some oversight to a lawlessly sweeping surveillance programme.

Most greeted the passage of the USA Freedom Act in the House with applause, believing it offered the best hope of attaching oversight to a lawlessly sweeping surveillance programme.

Stu Jackson, Nunn's immediate supervisor, will continue as the executive director of basketball operations, but he will eventually cede referee oversight to a new, yet-to-be-identified executive.

As it stands, this scheme will initially use the World Bank as a trustee – as the US, EU and Japan had demanded – while giving oversight to a new body balanced between developed and developing countries.

A survey conducted ahead of the campaign suggests that one in three people would do so and that six out of 10 would point out an oversight to an owner.

But when Mayor Bloomberg vetoes and appeals something that gives simple oversight to an absurdly disproportionate practice, he further violates the rights of young people of color whose first lesson in Latin is habeas corpus.

U.S. cyber risk is a Presidential issue requiring oversight to ensure a unified and integrated effort reduces that risk across the crossroads of U.S. national power.

In 1989, the Teamsters agreed to an elaborate system of federal oversight to settle a civil racketeering lawsuit brought against the union.

"What is missing is government oversight to create a uniform assessment of both individual needs and a facility's capacity to care for them," she said.