Sentence examples for role of overseeing from inspiring English sources

Now, Italy's agriculture minister has removed the consortium of brunello producers from its role of overseeing the appellation.

A series of reports has faulted Railtrack for lax maintenance in its role of overseeing the tracks, switches, signals, stations and safety systems.

"The new performance director coming in would be more of an adjunct to the coaches" rather than having a role of overseeing the coaches, he said.

He has previously described his dual role, of overseeing in-house current-affairs production, as well as commissioning programmes, as like having a "Chinese wall down the middle" of his brain.

A new Israeli documentary, "The Law in These Parts," explains how Israel's High Court took on the role of overseeing the system of military justice for Palestinians in the West Bank.

The skeletal, shaven-headed 53-year-old who has been entrusted with the role of overseeing the development of Britain's leading track and field athletes on the road from London 2012 to the Rio Olympics four years hence was once a middle-distance runner with long black curly hair and a beard, making strides and taking scalps in the blue-and-white vest of Morpeth Harriers.

This Williams contrasts with what he calls "procedural secularism" in which "public policy declines to give advantage or preference to any one religious body over others" but in which the state "defines its role as one of overseeing a variety of communities of religious conviction and, where necessary, helping them to keep the peace together".

Big Star left Chilton in free fall, and he spent the next five years in the role of producer, overseeing the Cramps or playing guitar in Tav Falco's Panther Burns.

Greece, they say, has not only been assigned the role of henchman – overseeing Europe's "barbed wire politics" – but is being asked to do so at a time when, after six years of navigating its worst economic crisis in modern times, it is on its knees.

The spokesman said: "The prime minister emphasised that the commission has a responsibility to do this as part of its role overseeing the application of union law.

[He] emphasised that the Commission has a responsibility to do this as part of its role overseeing the application of Union law. "President Barroso responded that the European Commission is closely monitoring the situation and that, following a thorough legal assessment, it would not hesitate to take any measures necessary to uphold EU law".