Sentence examples for right to oversee from inspiring English sources

Crucially, Barzani secured the right to oversee new discoveries of oil and gas.

The foundation would have the right to oversee additions to the agenda.

In 1995, the pair fought for and won the right to oversee the music division, forcing out Michael Fuchs.

The album became part of that fight, with Hallyday's elder children demanding a right to oversee the record's production.

If the government is injecting public money, it should also take the right to oversee board appointments, executive pay, and future business operations.

"We have the right to oversee anyone who is accessing that insurance policy"....Greg Mankiw is not an admirer of this policy.

The digital-sales potential was one reason the rights to oversee Led Zeppelin's song copyrights sparked months of wrangling among competing music publishers.

The specialists, market-makers with exclusive rights to oversee trading of the exchange's almost 2,800 stocks, depend on volatility and volume for profits, not price increases.

The specialist business is lucrative because it has exclusive rights to oversee trades in particular stocks, and it was especially so before more automated trading became prevalent in the middle of the decade.

Laurent Joffrin, editor of the left-leaning Libération, this week accused Mr Sarkozy of installing "an elective monarchy .Yet Mr Sarkozy's planned constitutional reforms include others to make parliament a stronger counterweight: rights to oversee presidential nominations and authorise long-term military engagements abroad, as well as limits on the use of decrees.

Seeking to ensure that newly adopted commitments are met, Arab delegates present in Amman have stressed the importance of establishing National Parliamentarian Committees on Child Rights to oversee parliamentary action in favour of children.