Sentence examples for oversight to think from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said that while the Fed may not have explicitly mentioned emerging markets in its statement, it would be an oversight to think the central bank is not keeping a close eye on the global economy.

Finally, people in the same field begin to think alike, whether they are in oversight roles or not.

"It's preposterous to think that a local police department on its own volition can run an international antiterrorism apparatus with no oversight".

"Because D.C. is primarily financially under Congressional oversight, I think people feel more empowered to specifically have input there more so than other states," said Representative Tim Scott, a freshman from South Carolina who is on the Republican leadership slate in the House.

Frankly, the idea that we need to remove that boundary, that check on governmental oversight I think reveals a very ugly perspective that places the state and its goals far ahead of those that comprise it.

"But they are getting involved in the oversight, and I think that is a big contradiction".

"From our investigation into this situation," said Danielle Brian, executive director of the oversight group, "we think State is an equal partner in the failure here".

Conservative forces from "red states" want less federal oversight, which I think is a bad idea.

And that means the potential for all sorts of privileged and/or sensitive comms to be sucked up — whether it's the private correspondence of MPs with constituents, or lawyers with clients, or journalists with sources… And so we get to a situation where the U.K. spy agencies' oversight court thinks it's acceptable that politicians' comms be sucked up into the dragnet, along with everyone else's.

"From a faculty perspective and from someone who has been connected with Jeff from an academic-oversight perspective, I think he's done a fine job to have both winning teams and a commitment to academics," she said.

Last week a series of leaks by a former CIA worker led to claims the US had a vast surveillance network with much less oversight than previously thought.