Only a fifth of the 3,795 executives and managers from 113 countries believe their boards provide substantial oversight on sustainability issues.
On the NSA, the US delegation insisted that the dragnet of data collected by the agency was lawful, constitutional and subject to substantial oversight.
So online listings in New York City are largely monitored by the real estate industry itself, with substantial oversight by the Real Estate Board of New York, a trade group.
The basic deal we made with them is they get to operate banks — the things that take savings and investments and checking accounts and get a federal guarantee — in return for submitting to substantial oversight to make sure their activities are safe.
We maintain a substantial oversight structure to promote the ethical maintenance of the resource, and to supervise all research conducted with its contents.
As long as there is substantial international oversight, that friction is likely to remain.
When it comes to European governments' demands for access to data, which companies must retain for a substantial period, oversight standards are quite relaxed.
Both the wireless and wired markets for high-speed internet access have become heavily concentrated, and neither is subject to substantial competition nor oversight.
Both the wireless and wired markets for high-speed Internet access have become heavily concentrated, and neither is subject to substantial competition nor oversight.
They're arguing about whether health care, education, energy, and infrastructure are necessary areas for substantial federal spending and oversight.
With the continuous escalation of the facilities arm race, Big 5 athletic directors are often responsible for the planning, fundraising and oversight of substantial capital projects that often reach similar investment levels to those seen in professional sports.
