Sentence examples for oversight to which from inspiring English sources

(The government plan did not include any oversight to which Levison would have access, he said).

The review board was set up as part of a program of intensive government oversight to which the union agreed in 1989 to settle a federal racketeering lawsuit asserting that mobsters controlled the Teamsters.

On its Web site, IKEA bills the stitchting structure as a means of creating "an ownership structure and an organization that stand for independence and a long-term approach," but the move minimized IKEA's tax burden, and the financial oversight to which the company is subjected.

"I find it difficult to believe that Congress or the FISA court provide the robust oversight to which President Obama alluded," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a law professor at American University's Washington College of Law and an expert on national security law.

Its survey of common-law, antitrust, and regulatory interventions to correct such unfairness and deception seeks to determine the degree of oversight to which credentialing and similar activities have been and should be subjected.

Senator Al Franken suggested the possibility of a voluntary technical committee to provide oversight, to which Google's outside lawyer Susan Creighton responded (quite correctly): "Google already changes its algorithm 500 times a year.

PROMESA also imposes a federally-appointed "oversight board," to which officials must submit a "fiscal plan," and allows for the restructuring of public debt (through a bankruptcy-type process in federal court).

Along the way, both institutions have full academic oversight as to which courses students can enroll in.

But even if the programs are "lawful," the promulgation of secret laws, efforts to conceal the extent of these programs from Congress and trying to block the courts from overseeing them, have all perverted the oversight mechanisms to which a democratically accountable government ought to be subject.

The biggest problem with online trading, however, isn't these well-publicized system outages, but the glitches and oversights–solutions to which are a long way off that cost investors a lot of money every day.

In his current capacity, Adler provides strategic oversight to the group, which is part of Jones Lang LaSalle's Hotels and Hospitality Group international.