Sentence examples for submit to oversight from inspiring English sources

A command-and-control political culture accustomed to issuing thundering directives is now under pressure, even from people in the ruling party, to submit to oversight from the public, for which pollution has become a daily — and increasingly deadly — reality.

To help substantiate that U.S. government access to data is usually targeted and avoid a suspension by the EU of the new framework, the European Commission urged U.S. companies to release aggregate figures of government access requests and submit to oversight by EU data protection authorities.

The protesters, in turn, have demanded that it submit to national oversight and control.

Lenders would have to accept less of a payback and borrowers would have to submit to the oversight of the bankruptcy court for years.

If such assistance is forthcoming, he said, India could be willing to submit to international oversight on any emissions mitigation financed by that aid.

In a panic, Congress passes and the president signs the Superhero Registration Act, requiring all heroes to submit to government oversight and monitoring.

Administration officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private diplomatic exchanges, said they hoped that a combination of internal and external pressure on the council would persuade it to yield power and submit to civilian oversight.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and other officials are pressing ahead with their proposal to require the institutions to submit to Federal Reserve oversight, part of a sweeping package of regulatory reforms.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Sept. 17 (AP) — President Hugo Chávez threatened Monday to take over any private schools refusing to submit to the oversight of his socialist government, a move some Venezuelans fear will impose leftist ideology in the classroom.

In the HSBC case, prosecutors may want the public to focus on the $1.92 billion settlement, which includes forfeiture of $1.26 billion and other penalties, as well as requirements to improve its internal controls and submit to the oversight of an outside monitor for the next five years.

For Egyptian liberals, the open deal between the two most powerful and organized forces in the nation raised fears of being caught between groups at odds with their goals: a military reluctant to submit to democratic oversight, and an Islamist movement with a potentially narrow view of individual freedoms.