Sentence examples for primary overseer from inspiring English sources

Since 2001, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Wall Street's primary overseer, has required firms to save all their e-mails for at least three years, in case regulators want to inspect them.

FAME, which had a budget of about $11 million in public money last year, may be an example of the management issues that can arise when a school's primary overseers are part of a self-perpetuating, unelected four-member board, three of whose members have had family members either employed by the school or doing business with it.

The school is currently compliant with state regulations, according to the two agencies that are its primary overseers.

But they do not appear to be more frequent this year than in past years, said David Billig, a spokesman for the Fire Department, which is the city's primary ambulance overseer.

"Subcommittee investigators found that the OCC" — that's the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which is the nation's primary bank overseer — "had failed to take a single enforcement action against the bank, formal or informal, over the previous six years, despite ample evidence" of money laundering, reads the report.

Topping the list is Europe's main bank overseer, the European Banking Authority.

Rankin is the principal engineer and overseer of Brigham's wells in the Bakken.

After a year, Watt's primary accomplishment as Fannie and Freddie's top overseer is signaling to banks they don't have to worry so much about getting penalized for sending the agencies fraudulent loans.

As head of the New York Fed, he is already the overseer of the major commercial banks and primary bond dealers.

The Economist reported that before the war a Baghdad primary school teacher was paid the equivalent of $6 a month; her husband, a factory overseer, earned $13 a month.

As civic order was breaking down just before the Revolution, control of well and pump overseer appointments had passed from the Common Council to the city's secular, elected vestrymen, whose primary responsibility since the 1740's had been ministering to the poor, collecting and distributing the poor tax, and overseeing the almshouse.