Sentence examples for that overseers from inspiring English sources

CARNEY: People have a general idea that Overseers attend meetings and participate in conversations about issues of importance — which we do.

After all, it seems that overseers with a limited pool of capital available to bail out or patch up problem institutions have tended to perform best.

When I left law school, I did hope to be a counsel to a university — but never expected to find myself in the kind of role that Overseers play.

GAZETTE [to Carney]: I'm told that the Overseers and the Corporation have closer interactions than was once the case.

Let me stress that Congressional overseers were told of all activities conducted by the agency under this authorization.

Mr Hickman, pointing out that civilian overseers failed to rein in the Los Angeles Police Department, says civilian oversight would simply add an extra level of bureaucracy.

But as important is that its overseers have acted with the utmost responsibility to the cultural life of its public and city.

The British set it up so that their overseers, their soldiers and military officers had a place to send their kids when they were stationed there.

This was such a frequent occurrence that many overseers kept a hatchet or saber at the ready so they could chop off the trapped limb to save the slave's life".

They have yet to prove they can run them when things go well.To avoid a repeat of financial disaster, governments are appointing "systemic-risk" regulators, hoping that prescient overseers will ward off trouble.

Alfred Chandler, who's probably the most renowned American business historian, wrote in his book "The Visible Hand," which is the most prominent business history, that plantation overseers were in many ways the first salaried managers in the country.