Sentence examples for oversight whether from inspiring English sources

One reason is that in the past those services have simply disregarded oversight, whether in letter or in spirit.

And the overwhelming sentiment among the respondents was more generous than the empty-handed guests: they would ignore the oversight, whether it was intentional or not.

In future, firms that perform bank-like activities can expect much stricter oversight, whether or not they have a banking licence.

Although some of these are high-performing, no system of oversight, whether nationally or locally based, could effectively monitor such an array of different providing bodies – and the NAO report was highly critical of the present set-up.

Clinicians in our study focused more on legalities and mechanisms of risk-management in an online environment whereas youth focused more on transparency and personal autonomy (e.g., who was providing oversight, whether parents were involved).

The main disagreement is whether screening should be contracted out by airports to companies working under federal oversight or whether screeners should be federal employees -- or whether the president should have the flexibility to choose between these models.

For example, a Public Accounts Committee report last year found that the EFA's work had "expanded rapidly" in recent years and had struggled to maintain "proper oversight" of whether the money is well spent.

Asked by the House oversight committee whether it would be fully operational before a November 30 deadline set by Obama for fixing the problems, Park and David Powner, the government's IT director, both declined to answer.

Especially as Google's algorithmic engines are proprietary black boxes and there is no or little independent oversight of whether its information shaping is fair or even appropriate.

"Once again, there are questions as to who does NYPD oversight and whether they are spending existing resources prudently," Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a retired Brooklyn cop and prosecutor, told me in an email.

The question inside Allfirst is whether there was collusion that could lead to someone else's being charged or whether oversight failed.