Sentence examples similar to stemming from oversight from inspiring English sources

Major financial scandals of the early 2000s – Enron, WorldCom, Tyco, et al – stemmed from faulty oversight by directors.

A more sweeping oversight stemming from Rampart has also followed the department for the last several years.

"As with all government agencies, there are management issues stemming from leadership ignorance of technology oversight," Shook said.

The most recent battles over patronage stem from oversight of the Cypress Hills Cemetery in Brooklyn.

The confusion stemming from Mr. Duffy's testimony comes as the exchange faces questions about its oversight of MF Global.

The final key discussion here is transparency, stemming from the concern that votes will be cast into a black box, where access and oversight are unclear or weak.

The environmental shortcomings are the focus of federal court mandates, stemming from a 1978 consent decree, which have kept about 20percentt of the department's operations under the oversight of a federal judge.

The costs of this oversight would pale in comparison to the hundreds of millions of dollars paid out in lawsuits stemming from unconstitutional practices and the untold costs associated with ineffective programs and unnecessary use of solitary confinement.

Now the peace plan stemming from a 2006 accord calls for blending them together, except no one can agree how to do it, so both armies remain intact, resistant to civilian oversight and increasingly testy.

stemming from a personal feud.

Judge Justice's oversight stems from a 1972 lawsuit.