Sentence examples for oversight was made from inspiring English sources

"It is a matter of great personal regret that a crucial oversight was made by a senior officer which resulted in erroneous information being sent to Mr Downey by the Northern Ireland Office and thus prejudicing the current indictment.

It has been suggested that this oversight was made because Darwin only reported seeing tortoises on San Cristóbal (chathamensis) and Santiago (darwini), both of which have an intermediate type of shell shape and are not particularly morphologically distinct from each other.

It was made with little oversight and that never happens now, ever.

Yes, the same Chuck Grassley who partnered with us on the oversight committee, was making the case that the reason allegations of sexual assault made against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh cannot be thoroughly investigated is because someone else knew about them two months ago.

Blunkett called for the legal framework on mass surveillance to be updated on a regular basis and for judicial oversight to be made much more robust and transparent.

Mr. Rivera-Soto has explained that the missed payment occurred when he had given up his New Jersey license to live and work in Nevada, and that the oversight has been made right.

Mr. Bollinger heads not just the board but also its management and budget committee (MBC), which has specific oversight functions that are made quite clear on the New York Fed's Web site.

Tom Dunn, a spokesman for State Education Department, said: "The local district is running things," but their progress is now monitored by the Roosevelt District Oversight Panel, which is made up of local school officials and and education department representatives.

Our central message is the same: the intelligence committees cannot carry out their oversight function unless they are made stronger, and thereby have both clear responsibility and accountability for that oversight.

However, it has appointed the law firm Travers Smith to prepare a report for the oversight committee, which will be made public.

Lax regulatory oversight of these companies is made more worrisome by confusion over the extent to which Uncle Sam backs them up.