Sentence examples for primarily oversees from inspiring English sources

Responsible for an annual budget of £125m, Nicholl primarily oversees the development of Olympic and Paralympic sports at a performance level.

Stephen M. Case, America Online's 43-year-old former chairman, will remain chairman of AOL Time Warner, where he primarily oversees the company's technology, policy and charitable operations, while leaving daily oversight of the company to the chief executive.

The F.D.I.C. primarily oversees local and regional banks, not major national institutions, but Sallie Mae comes under its jurisdiction because of the role of its Utah-based arm, Sallie Mae Bank, which provides banking services directly to consumers and is an F.D.I.C. member.

This happens for the vast majority of service members who die in combat, according to the U.S. Air Force, the branch that primarily oversees the process.

Last year, the fund was primarily overseen by Robert S. Kaplan, a professor of management practice at Harvard Business School and a former vice chairman at Goldman Sachs.

In a concession to Germany, the finance ministers agreed that thousands of smaller banks would be primarily overseen by national regulators.

While the Big Board is primarily overseen by the S.E.C. and ICE by the C.F.T.C., in reality it is much more complex.

When the Nets hired Rod Thorn as team president last June, Thorn took a predominant role in player and personnel matters, duties that Nash had primarily overseen with Michael Rowe as team president.

The deal would put more than 100 large banks in Europe under the direct supervision of the central bank, leaving thousands of smaller banks primarily overseen by national regulators.

Facebook's non-North American users, roughly 1.8 billion people, are primarily overseen by Ireland's privacy regulator because the company's international headquarters is in Dublin, mostly for tax reasons.

During that period, the plant was primarily overseen by Earl A. Whiteman, the Energy Department's manager at Rocky Flats, and operated by Dominick Sanchini, Rockwell's top executive, who died of cancer in 1990.