Sentence examples for poorly overseen from inspiring English sources
pay package can cost shareholders millions; a corporation that is being poorly overseen by its board can cost billions.
We get a bit of a dodge: the first TARP funds were poorly overseen, so any new funds will come with strings.8 37: How will Americans be able to tell if the economic package is working?
Stuart W. Bowen Jr., the chief of the Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction, said in an interview that while the department had made "significant strides" in scrutinizing payments to DynCorp in the past year, the police training contract "appears to me to be the weakest-staffed, most poorly overseen large-scale program in Iraq".
If you're hoping your investments will fund your old age, you should care mightily that they're so poorly overseen.
Kern DeorksenOttawa, CanadaSIR —Increasing the number of women in the workforce in the developed world might boost countries' GDP by a few points, but it would mean that numerous young children's and old people's care would be overseen by poorly paid, impersonal workers.
"The basic architecture of the site, built by federal contractors overseen by the Department of Health and Human Services, was flawed in design, poorly tested and ultimately not functional," wrote Michael Scherer of TIME magazine in October.
It was overseen by SNEHA.
Obasanjo, who stepped down as president in 2007, has been accused in Nigeria of overseeing a series of poorly negotiated oil deals.
If electoral success is considered a verdict on job performance, the defense minister, Abdul-Kader Jassem al-Obeidi, who runs the army, and the interior minister, Jawad al-Bolani, who oversees the police force, have fared poorly.
In many states, addiction services are still poorly coordinated, and few specialists are available to oversee treatment.
"I think we all agree the administration and the FAA has handled this sequester poorly," said Rep. Tom Latham (R-Iowa), who chairs the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversee the FAA.
