Sentence examples for substantive oversight from inspiring English sources

Russia's Parliament rejected more substantive oversight.

The politicians could then turn to tax reform, immigration, gun violence, maybe a modest climate-change measure, and substantive oversight.

So far, Congress is off to an encouraging start, holding substantive oversight hearings and asking probing questions of administration officials for the first time in too many years.

Their uniformly optimistic tone here supports the concerns of New York Prison Association members that the inspectors offered little substantive oversight.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, who as the Intelligence Committee's senior Democrat battled to exercise oversight over the interrogation program in its early years, called the new report "the most in-depth and substantive oversight that the committee has undertaken in its entire history" and said it revealed "severe problems at the C.I.A".

We note the expansion and extension of the doctrine by the Court and the Commission, both in the context of defining what constitutes a "public emergency threatening the life of the nation" as well as the substantive oversight brought to the actual practice of emergency powers by states.

In fairness, no one has any solutions that would allow substantive public oversight outside of Congress.

And until there is substantive federal oversight, we will not stop marching and raising our voices.

I wholeheartedly support increased accountability, better police training, enhanced data collection, retooling the notion of community policing, and substantive civilian oversight.

However, Democrats have been increasingly willing to embrace state - and local - governments as partners rather than adversaries in both oversight and in substantive policymaking.

Representative John Baldacci, a Maine Democrat, said today he would vote against the measure "absent serious and substantive" parallel legislation that permits Congressional oversight of China's compliance with trade and other international agreements.