Sentence examples for such an oversight from inspiring English sources

Questions were quickly raised about how the Oxford-educated Chichester could apparently make such an oversight.

Doing so would obscure the vast differences that can occur regionally within a country – such an oversight can be particularly dangerous, say critics, for understanding the true academic opportunities available in a country.

Netflix responded to the new FCC proposal: "If such an oversight process had been in place last year, we certainly would've used it when a handful of ISPs opted to hold our members hostage until we paid up".

Such an oversight, said the satirical weekly Le Canard Enchaine, was hard to imagine when "most provincial Rally for the Republic members suffering from corns" got calls from the president wishing them well.

Mr. De Gucht's proposal for such an oversight group, which he called the Regulatory Cooperation Council, appeared mostly aimed at reaching a joint position on the kinds of rules and standards that would be drawn up in the future, rather than revamping those currently in force, like ones that now restrict biotech products and have long frustrated American business interests.

The creation of such an oversight body is expected to be part of long-promised federal legislation on reproductive technologies.

Periodic crises and North Korean sabre-rattling frequently fix the world's attention on the divided peninsula, yet scant consideration is given to what might one day emerge from such tensions – an oversight, said Lee, that impelled him to write the book.

Though Ms. McCaskill still has plenty of time to dress her wounds — and has proven adept at surviving controversy in the past — political strategists in both parties were mystified at how she could have allowed such a significant oversight, particularly given that Republicans have been focusing attention on the plane for years.

There is no doubt that there are formidable obstacles to developing such a global oversight body.

"Cunin made it clear that the absence of such policies was not an oversight and conceded that he never planned to safeguard the grant advances and ensure that funds so received were used only to pay authorized grant costs," the judge wrote.

That person would have sweeping authority to balance Detroit's books, making it one of the largest cities in the nation ever to face such a level of oversight.