Sentence examples for problems overseen by from inspiring English sources

Details his enormous weight problems, overseen by dietician Marie-Pierre Grenier.

Meetings to address the problem are overseen by Matthew Marsh, who is brilliant as a bogus university president, holding forth about the importance of listening.

Truly city-wide problems would be overseen by a council made up of one representative from each borough council, rather than today's group of city-wide councillors.Sheer uncertainty the various commissions that have studied Valley secession cannot agree on what its financial impact would be on either side may be the greatest enemy of the secession campaign.

Available at a special Media Guardian price of £15 from [email protected] Tomorrow: Channel 4 commissioning editor Dorothy Byrne on the problems of making programmes overseen by a regulator.

Legendary Phoenix videographer Dennis Gilman released this short film on protests in Phoenix, demanding accountability and clarification on the extraordinary levels of provisional ballots and voting problems in Latino areas overseen by Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell.

At the time he was head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and made proposals to the UK about how to solve problems with the rate, which is overseen by the lobby group the British Bankers Associationn.

Currently 1,200 problem doctors in New York are being overseen by monitors who may watch them urinate into a cup or stand at their side during surgery.

While the most obvious shortcomings were the physical conditions of the hospital housing for the soldiers — peeling paint, crumbling walls, mold and rats — the more damning problem was an understaffed medical system overseen by a dysfunctional bureaucracy.

A joint statement by landlords, the company and lending banks said: "[We] will work towards a consensual solution to the company's financial problems … a process that will be overseen by a restructuring committee made up of representatives of landlords and Southern Cross".

Which is puzzling because Dell's problems have to do with its accounting, indirectly overseen by the panel that Carty chaired.

Gray said the problems with Career Education Corp. are "an outlier," compared to other schools overseen by his accrediting organization.