Sentence examples for provide proper oversight from inspiring English sources

The Home Office has failed to provide proper oversight and inspection, and must do better," said Vaz.

"Effective board leadership is even more important to provide proper oversight to the company and management," said Anne Sheehan, the retirement system's director of corporate governance.

"I think the biggest part of Congress's job is to provide proper oversight of the executive branch of government," Speaker John A. Boehner said Wednesday at a news conference.

On the legislative front, the Western States Petroleum Association and allies are targeting moderate Democrats in the state assembly, lobbying them to question if the measures provide proper oversight, would negatively impact business in California, and unfairly target a single industry.

Kershaw said the council appeared more keen to promote community cohesion in the multicultural city than to provide proper oversight: "The proper commitment of BCC to community cohesion has at times, and disastrously, overridden the even more important commitment to doing what is right.

Concern about drug use was one of the most frequently raised issues in inspection records reviewed by The Times; in the last five years, all nine state residential institutions for the developmentally disabled have been repeatedly cited by Health Department inspectors for failing to provide proper oversight of psychotropic drugs.

A draft report released by USDA today says "no instances of animal abuse, misuse, or mistreatment were observed" at the facility, but that the center had not provided proper oversight of animal care.

But, truth be told, there has been no state commission that has properly audited the financials and provided proper oversight.

But they could create partnerships with the states where we know these promising archaeological sites exist to sponsor excavations and to help provide proper scientific oversight when artifacts are unearthed.

Since sperm banks and egg clinics/banks "self regulate" it is quite obvious that some regulatory entity needs to step in and provide some proper oversight.

But aid carefully targeted toward improving government transparency, eliminating corruption and ensuring human rights, if provided with the proper oversight, can go a long way towards addressing the problem.