Sentence examples for statutory oversight from inspiring English sources

It was a special committee that didn't really have pure statutory oversight over agencies.

— and the urgency of Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson's call for statutory oversight of the rambunctious press here seems to have dissipated.

It added: "This capability must be clearly set out in law, including the safeguards governing its use and statutory oversight arrangements".

The disregard of statutory oversight – in Britain's case pathetically inadequate – is giving western governments many of the characteristics of the enemies they profess to oppose.

The progress of the Defamation Bill has already been halted after peers led by Lord Puttnam inserted a new clause which would set up a statutory oversight body for press regulation.

In the single most important revelation, the report reveals for the first time that the agencies have had the capability to trawl through personal records and form and examine "bulk personal datasets" without any statutory oversight.

He said suggestions put forward by Cabinet Office Minister Oliver Letwin for a non-statutory oversight body were supported in principle but the details remained "incredibly vague".

But the globalization of the marketplace, new technologies and evolving science support the need for modernizing the F.D.A.'s statutory authority and oversight.

David Cameron, the prime minister, rushed out a statement saying the intelligence services commissioner, Sir Mark Waller, would be given "statutory powers of oversight of use of bulk personal datasets".

In this respect, there is no statutory provision for oversight by the SUNY Trustees, or for any appeal to the SUNY Board.

(Following the publication of today's report, The Guardian reports that the U.K. Prime Minister rushed out a statement specifying the intelligence services commissioner, Sir Mark Waller, would be given "statutory powers of oversight of use of bulk personal datasets").