Sentence examples for reduced oversight from inspiring English sources

Since Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and Barclays all have less than $250 billion in assets in the United States, all three will enjoy reduced oversight.

Either reduced oversight by the federal government, or a repealed, weakened, or simply unenforced IDEA would be very likely to exacerbate already depressed educational options within states with poor educational infrastructure.

This comes in parallel to the administration having reduced "oversight, investigation and accountability on civilian casualties," according to an op-ed by Micah Zenko in The New York Times.

Processors generally support the department's move, although some companies say they fear that corner-cutting competitors might take advantage of reduced oversight and cheat on the rules.

"While corruption always existed," the business journalist told me, "it probably worsened under Ahmadinejad as he made an attempt to centralise power and reduced oversight of the government by the majles [parliament] and other bodies".

But the plan has also raised concerns among foreign policy experts and some Democratic lawmakers who say that the reduced oversight under the new system could increase gun violence in other nations by putting more powerful weaponry in the hands of human rights abusers and criminal factions, as well as the civilian population.

Said he'd reduce oversight of the health insurance industry, too.

Congress's current approach reduces oversight to little more than a competitive rush for headlines.

Ms. Kelly accused Mr. Cuomo of reducing oversight staff in favor of increasing the number of employees working on public relations.

This exciting new plan, which seemed to have been inserted into the state budget bill by a magical invisible hand, would also reduce oversight.

Even as the Christie administration issued fines of $5,000 per escape, however, the governor has been moving to reduce oversight of the halfway houses.