Sentence examples for team that oversees from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Karapetian, 29, is a director within the institutional securities operations at Morgan Stanley in Brooklyn, where she manages a team that oversees account reference data.

Potential ways to better equip the leaders of tomorrow include facilitating senior staff to work across organisational boundaries and creating structures whereby hospital groups have a senior team that oversees activities.

Derek Bermel, who was the orchestra's composer in residence from 2006 to 2009 and is now its creative adviser — part of a team that oversees its programming, including Mr. Manahan and Robert Beaser, the artistic director — has benefited from the boost the readings can give a composer.

The statement posted late Tuesday on the Web site -- one used to post such claims before -- says the holy warriors of the Arabian peninsula's Falluja Brigade struck the engineering team that "oversees the development of the American Apache helicopter that attacks Muslims in Palestine and Afghanistan".

"There was no way you could have known," said Dr. Blork, the junior partner in the two-person team that oversaw the boy's care, on their very first visit with him.

America's nuclear emergency team that oversaw the shipment reported that "the month-long impasse had taken a visible toll on Dr Ali Gashut, the head of the Libyan atomic energy establishment".

Gallagher was a senior member of the team that oversaw the Telegraph's MPs' expenses coverage, which dominated the news agenda with a string of exclusives in the summer of 2009 and earned the paper a hatful of prizes at the British Press Awards including paper of the year.

He was a key member of the team that oversaw the design and building of the Guardian Print Centre at the Isle of Dogs, east London, and led the negotiations with the printing unions on the staffing and working practices at the plant.

A member of the political team that oversaw the delicate and successful transition from dictatorship to democracy upon the death of General Franco in 1975, he quit politics for business 20 years ago, purchasing a bankrupt construction company, ACS, at a price of one peseta (then about half a penny) per share.

This is the team that oversaw MySpace in the glory years, including their nearly $1 billion search deal with Google.

The interrogator who led the "special team" that oversaw Slahi's torture is a former Chicago police officer named Richard Zuley, a fact first reported by Wall Street Journal reporter Jess Bravin in his book The Terror Courts.