Sentence examples for private oversight from inspiring English sources

During the Cold War, the weapons laboratories had been managed through an unusual arrangement of public and private oversight.

In France, where the state is centralized and strong, there is relatively little parliamentary or private oversight of the intelligence services.

The result, market participants said, has been an increase in private oversight for a business that until Enron collapsed, largely from its misuse of structured finance, had encouraged an "anything goes" mentality.

The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 determined that a layer of private oversight was key to healthy capital markets.

The players in this debate will include lawyers, health care providers, insurance companies, chief information officers, chief medical information officers, chief security officers, technology companies, drug companies, lobbyists and government and private oversight agencies and committees.

He also secured approval of the construction of a new penitentiary at Eddyville, the adoption of a warden system to replace the corrupt private oversight of the old penitentiary, and the implementation of the state's first parole system.

He also chairs the private equity oversight group, the Guidelines Monitoring Committee.

This private sector oversight has been criticized by union leaders as excluding faculty and staff.

Aware that so many other urban revivals have failed, public officials hoped that an increase in homeowners, along with thorough rehabilitations, private investment and oversight by strong neighborhood organizations, would preserve Harlem's gains.

Also giving evidence were Chris Meares, who was head of global private banking with oversight of the Swiss bank from 2006 to 2011, and HSBC non-executive director Rona Fairhead.

Congress had to confront its own failures of oversight; private companies had to rethink their obligations to their customers and to law enforcement; and people had conversations at home and at school and pretty much everywhere about what they, themselves, would be willing to let the N.S.A. do to them.