Sentence examples for should be oversight from inspiring English sources

While I agree that there should be oversight, the vast majority of disabled people who choose home-based care are not sick and do not experience any deterioration of health.

If the United States government truly can't go to war without private contractors, then there should be oversight of those contractors, just as there is for the ground, naval and air forces.

If someone gathers the courage to leave an abusive marriage, shouldn't there be oversight and procedures to protect him/her from being revictimized, and punished, by a retaliatory spouse?

"I support the efforts to create a mayoral agency," he said, while adding that he believed there should be some oversight.

She added: "We need very clear standards for what are acceptable levels of radiation exposure associated with CT, and there should be regulatory oversight for setting of these standards".

McBride said the paper should not deprive readers of Pogue's expertise, but she and Ward said there should be rigorous oversight and full disclosure to readers about his interests.

PHILADELPHIA — Senators John McCain and Barack Obama warned Sunday that there should be more oversight built into the government's $700 billion plan to stabilize the financial markets but said the potentially enormous expenditure would not force them to scale back their ambitious governing agendas.

Meanwhile, in a parliamentary debate last week a cross-party group of MPs, including Tory Dominic Raab, Labour MP Tom Watson and Liberal Democrat Julian Huppert, argued there should be greater oversight over intelligence agencies.

And does this indicate that there should be more oversight for USAID contractors since they can drastically change the diplomacy between the State Department and in Cuba?

There should be improved oversight (e.g., Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations (JCAHO) of hospital-based screening activities to improve tracking of screen-positive cases).

There should be administrative oversight to ensure that the orders are proper and that other necessary actions are carried out, such as providing food and medical services to restricted persons.