Sentence examples for protective oversight from inspiring English sources

The political prisoner often exists in a legal quagmire without access to representation within a state apparatus that expressly denies his or her existence, where cruel and inhumane methods of punishment and internment can proceed without any realistic hope of protective oversight or intervention.

Assisted living provides what Wylde calls "24-hour protective oversight," such as bathing services and other help.

If patients receiving new treatments are not, strictly speaking, also research subjects, they cannot expect to enjoy the same level of protective oversight that regulators provide within the tightly formalized systems and institutional structures that govern research (McRae et al. 2011; WHO 2009).

National child protection systems, protective social practices, child and youth-friendly services and adolescents' own empowerment coupled with good oversight and monitoring are among the critical elements of a protective environment that can help these adolescents to overcome the risk of violence, substance abuse, exploitation and diseases such HIV and AIDS.

Chiu says that since the incident, the center has beefed up its oversight and emphasis on following protective measures.

Nozick provides an important second argument on behalf of the dominant association's monopolistic oversight and constraint of other protective agencies.

According to Nozick, through its enforced oversight over others' provision of protective services the association exercises enough of a monopoly over the provision of those services to become an ultra-minimal state.

and Tom Rooney (R-Fla)., would help establish safety standards for protective sports equipment, which currently receives little oversight from government agencies.

"The congressional committees charged with oversight of the intelligence community have long been captive to, and protective of, the intelligence agencies," said Danielle Brian, executive director of the Project on Government Oversight.

The move accomplishes another goal of Trump's: transferring oversight of the Mueller investigation from Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, who is considered protective of the probe and has tangled with the president, to Whitaker, a Trump loyalist.

The Police Protective League (the police officers' union) and its City Hall supporters — Mayor Eric Garcetti and the council — argue that their proposal increases civilian oversight of the police.