Sentence examples for started overseeing from inspiring English sources
Ms. Gibbs said that while she had filled in on occasion for Mr. Stengel, she officially started overseeing Time's covers with the Aug. 5 issue.
Mr. Samuels started overseeing the Webcast in April and said he has tried to push correspondents and producers to escape the package formula that dominates television news.
But the BNetzA, which started overseeing railways only in 2006, is understaffed and dogged by political interference, says Michael Holzhey of KCW, a consultancy.A fight also looms with the European Commission over the separation of DB's network and train services: the commission wants the computer systems to be separate too.
GP-led groups have taken control of local budgets and a new board, NHS England, has started overseeing the day-to-day running of services.
The Rescue Mission started overseeing the new Ithaca Rescue Mission on March 1st, and on April 16th celebrated a grand opening with the Ithaca community.
Mr. Bergdoll laid down the law: Stay out of the office and start overseeing the construction full time, every day.
A powerful independent director, who will have the authority to fire the department chief and make budget decisions, is expected to start overseeing the force this month.
DealBook » Currency Rates May Face New Regulation | Bloomberg News reports: "Global regulators may start overseeing currency rates in a widening response to benchmark-rate setting scandals that began with revelations on the manipulation of Libor, according to two people familiar with the matter".
BEFORE training camp in other years, Bill Parcells couldn't wait to get started, couldn't wait to coach the Giants, the Patriots or the Jets, or couldn't wait as the Jets' director of football operations to start overseeing the franchise.
Also, in an unprecedented effort to improve product safety, the FDA opened three offices in China to start overseeing exports before they reach our shores.
Retail type: Available only through an online store to start, overseen by the territorial liquor agency.
