Sentence examples for significant oversight from inspiring English sources

Really, this is a significant oversight.

Until recently, Congress has provided no significant oversight of OSHA.

That significant oversight aside, this run-down provides a snapshot of mainstream cinema at its healthiest.

Given the state of the world today, this is a significant oversight.

E.D.S. said the Calpers proposal would not add significant oversight and would instead create confusion.

There is a standard for reconditioned and recertified helmets," Oliver said, to which Nocsae provides significant oversight.

As always, there are significant oversights and curious omissions in most categories -- the kind that would incite critical outrage had the Academy not gotten so much right this time around.

It also raises questions about the reliability and accuracy of these key interest rates, which are largely determined by the private sector, without significant government oversight.

It's also true that the Clinton health plan, which she spearheaded, involved significant government oversight, but then congressional conservatives routinely pass complicated bills in which government has a complicated role.

"Chase makes investment recommendations based on what's right for the client, not how heavily a product may be regulated, and managed products are subject to significant regulatory oversight," said Ms. Lemkau, the JPMorgan spokeswoman.

To the dismay of his political opponents and many of his international backers, President Hamid Karzai has moved to ensure that he can handpick members of an electoral monitoring commission, removing significant United Nations oversight of future elections.