Sentence examples for reducing oversight from inspiring English sources

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

At this time, Mr. Hevesi said, about half the spending and revenue for the program is off budget, with the effect of shielding that spending from public view, artificially understating the state budget and reducing oversight of the spending.

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.

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.

"Possibly because you have never prosecuted a case, you have taken a different approach, starting with fighting for laws to reduce oversight of sex offenders, letting drug dealers out of jail and advocating for the rights of criminals ahead of the needs of law enforcement".

Clayton's main accomplishment so far has been to significantly reduce oversight activities.

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Either reduced oversight by the federal government, or a repealed, weakened, or simply unenforced IDEA would be very likely to exacerbate already depressed educational options within states with poor educational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