Sentence examples for oversight to avoid from inspiring English sources

It is important that there is good oversight to avoid the patient having unnecessary examinations and being referred to a variety of other physicians [6].

"Until sunsets come up, it is often difficult to get the answers we need to do necessary oversight to avoid abuses".

California state law addresses genetic testing to ensure that test results are accurate and valid and offered only with sufficient medical oversight to avoid unnecessary harm.

ALBANY (AP) — The New York Racing Association, whose franchise to operate the state's three thoroughbred racetracks expires on Monday, has agreed to an extension with a state oversight board to avoid interruption in racing for the next few weeks, officials said.

The government may not always regulate or provide the oversight needed to avoid crises like the current one, but the power of the state to enforce contracts, adjudicate disputes, and provide a basic social safety net is the reason that most of us can sleepy soundly in our beds tonight.

The Police Department agreed to the oversight in 1997 to avoid a possible federal takeover.

And government with enough oversight and restraint to avoid the ever-present temptations to wage perpetual war and spy wholesale on its own citizenry.

While the government white paper stressed that there would be no "diminution in the degree of oversight on website text", White is keen to avoid statutory oversight, which would make Ofcom the first government-appointed regulator in the UK to regulate written content online.

Some of their complaints are classic political posturing — an attempt to avoid oversight by claiming it will hurt the larger economy.

"You can only explain it in two ways: a desire to avoid oversight and a desire to offer opportunities for graft and corruption".

During the years in which Stanford built up his business — Stanford Financial Group set up affiliates in Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, and Peru — he made what now appears to be an effort to avoid oversight.