Sentence examples for ready to oversee from inspiring English sources
But experts worry that other beneficiaries, especially cities, are not ready to oversee the huge sums of energy-efficiency money about to come their way.
Should the PA return to Gaza, diplomats say that international monitors, including a European Union border force of observers, who were previously briefly positioned at the crossing between Egypt and Gaza at Rafah, would be ready to oversee a deal providing for the formal and secure reopening and oversight of various crossings.
The Farc had ratified the accord at a national conference, President Juan Manuel Santos and Farc leader Timochenko had signed it in a public ceremony and UN monitors were ready to oversee the bringing together and disarmament of the Farc's 5,800 fighters.
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman is getting ready to oversee the $111 billion (revenues) corporation's historic split into two publicly traded companies on November 1. Whitman will lead the new HP Enterprise, which will handle business hardware and services, while Dion Weisler, now an executive vice president, will head HP Inc., the PC and printer business.
According to Politico, that position has readied him to oversee Trump's controversial immigration agenda at the US-Mexico border.
What Origami Logic offers above all them, quite literally, is a ready-made "control tower" to oversee the big picture now, specifically for a particular vertical, marketing.
In the afternoon, I had fittings to oversee before my hair stylist came to get me ready for the "Austenland" screening I was hosting with the Cinema Society.
All it has said is that it is ready to enter into more detailed discussions with General John de Chastelain, head of the international body set up to oversee the decommissioning of weapons.
Local police arrived to oversee events.
Somebody has to oversee it".
