Sentence examples for rigorous oversight of from inspiring English sources

Sen. Elizabeth Warren also on Tuesday called for rigorous oversight of the deal.

Since the shortfall was disclosed in August 2001, Councilwoman Eva S. Moskowitz, who heads the education committee, has called for more rigorous oversight of capital planning and spending.

Calling Republican leaders in the House "absolutely feckless," Mr. Bloomberg criticized them for failing to check Mr. Trump or to exercise rigorous oversight of his presidential administration.

In traditional purchasing contexts, few companies would spend millions of dollars through thousands of partners without rigorous oversight of who is doing what.

Key reforms include stronger hiring standards, better training for employees, more stringent disciplinary standards, consistent reporting of abuse to law enforcement, higher quality investigations and more rigorous oversight of nonprofit providers.

Since the explosion, federal regulators have been harshly criticized for giving BP's Deepwater Horizon and hundreds of other drilling projects waivers from full environmental review and for failing to provide rigorous oversight of these projects.

It is unclear how KfW ended up putting money into Lehman Brothers at a time when most other institutions were unraveling their exposures, but it is likely to have involved a less-than-rigorous oversight of transactions working their way through KfW's system.

"Congress must conduct rigorous oversight to ensure that all incidents of non-compliance are reported to the oversight committees and the FISA court in a timely and comprehensive manner, and that appropriate steps are taken to ensure violations are not repeated," Pelosi said.

As quoted by Politico, Rep. Pelosi states that "Congress must conduct rigorous oversight to ensure that all incidents of noncompliance are reported to the oversight committees and the FISA court in a timely and comprehensive manner".

In addition, manufacturers' claims regarding the efficacy of probiotic products are not subjected to the rigorous oversight typical of pharmaceutical drugs [ 35].

The Indian system was underpinned by "rigorous oversight," another of the memos stated, according to copies seen by the Center.