Sentence examples similar to steps and oversight from inspiring English sources

Every journey starts with a first step, and oversights (or mistakes) of the past need to be put to one side.

However, it did not find evidence that the broadcasters' editorial independence had been compromised and noted that the channels had "taken numerous steps to improve transparency and oversight".

Likewise, the department's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties has stepped up inspections, training and oversight.

Another key step in underlining responsibility and oversight whether to the full board or a committee is to establish a set of principles and tasks via a cyber-governance charter.

The records should also detail the steps taken for ethical approval and oversight of the research.

Today's initiative comes less than a week after the commission announced steps to expand its information and oversight of energy traders in the futures markets, and confirmed that it has been investigating possible manipulation of energy futures prices for six months.

However, as options for enhancement of voice and oversight, important steps at community and health facility level still have to be taken to allow collective engagement, voice, response and monitoring.

"I am disappointed that three members of the board decided to step well beyond their policy and oversight role and conducted a legal review of a program that has been thoroughly reviewed," Rogers said in a pre-dawn statement that castigated the privacy board for going "outside its expertise" in criticizing the utility of the bulk phone data collection.

Around the nation, states have used a variety of approaches, including appointed receivers and oversight boards, to step in when cities are teetering toward failure.

The potential support from California and New York comes in exchange for tightening provisions of the settlement to preserve the right to investigate past misdeeds by banks, and stepping up oversight to ensure that the financial institutions live up to the deal and distribute the money to the hardest-hit homeowners.

But he promised to give close scrutiny to the new health care legislation and step up oversight of the Obama administration.