Sentence examples for oversight tools and from inspiring English sources

Elected bodies have benefited from enhanced knowledge generation and management to access high-quality research and data to guide legislative duties and the development of oversight tools and guidelines related to the implementation and protection of child's rights in Viet Nam.

"We support bodycams on the condition that they serve as an affective police oversight tool and not as yet another set of government surveillance cameras," Stanley said.

The new powers come with strong data protection safeguards and democratic oversight tools.

The bank said it has also implemented two oversight tools announced in 2014, a Systematic Risk Rating Tool and a Tracking Social Performance database, which are now being used for all new projects.

Individual committee members with access to oversight tools vie for control over agencies, both with each other and with past enacting majorities, to further their own interests.

The report, by the Government Accountability Office and released by Congressional Democrats, found that the department had "no oversight tools" to see whether lenders were giving improper incentives to colleges to steer student borrowers their way, and, that since 1989, the department had offered lenders no "comprehensive guidance" on what incentives might be forbidden.

"I think we may still be armed with financial oversight tools that weren't designed to fight the war on terrorism".

It found that the department had no oversight tools to determine whether lenders were giving improper incentives to colleges to steer borrowers their way, and that since 1989, the department had offered lenders no comprehensive guidance on what incentives might be forbidden.

He claimed there were a number of other network oversight tools available that could be tweaked to spy.

Accrediting bodies, in addition to the federal government and state regulators, became the third oversight tool for higher education.

This law is intended to be an oversight tool for members of Congress, offering a check on federal agencies.