Sentence examples for should oversee that from inspiring English sources

The patient's supervisor is responsible for the content of the patient's program and should oversee that it contributes to the work of the team and patient, works towards the agreed objectives and milestones and that the necessary adjustments are made during hospitalization.

It was perhaps fitting that Moores – the great developer of talent whose results column sits heavily in the red in spite of that – should oversee a final match in which young players shone, with four of the five debutants having made an impact during the 80 minutes of play.

John C. Whitehead, chairman of the Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corporation, has been saying since his appointment on Nov. 29 that the corporation should oversee the creation of a memorial that would rival the Lincoln or Jefferson Memorials in Washington.

They were that the refugees should be able to return safely home; that all Serb forces should withdraw from Kosovo; that an international military force should oversee peace on the ground; that Kosovo should be granted a wide measure of autonomy; and that a multi-ethnic democracy should be entrenched.

But there are great dangers in a press law, and the suggestion that Ofcom should oversee the new body is worrying.

"The elections need to be free and fair, without interference," Mr Bush said last night, adding that monitors should oversee the balloting.

"Today I'm publishing a new code that will help decipher the Town Hall maze of middle management, bringing more public information to light". Sir Hugh Orde, the head of the Association of Chief Police Officers, has said that judges should oversee undercover police operations.

He said that his successor should oversee the negotiations with the EU over Britain's withdrawal and that he would step down before the Conservative Party conference in October 2016.

The Americans felt that a legislature should be formed first and that the body should oversee the referendum, but Diệm ignored their advice.

Ideally, elements of the same team that manages the inpatient care should oversee transition to outpatient care for preventative measures as the foot moves into "remission".

Some have suggested that the F.D.A. should oversee all tests on humans.