Sentence examples for there is overseen from inspiring English sources

The kitchen there is overseen by one of his River Café sous-chefs, Neil Murphy.

The work there is overseen by two people with Washington roots: Zack Rosenberg, a former criminal defense lawyer; and Liz McCartney, the executive director of a community-based nonprofit there.

There's overseeing of production, the mistakes made in dealing with vendors, partners, and money.

Mr. Kelly would not say how many additional detectives would be assigned to the terrorism task force, but said the police investigators working there would now be overseen by General Libutti and his new aide, George F. Brown, the chief of counterterrorism, rather than the chief of detectives, William H. Allee Jr. Chief Brown previously headed the department's Organized Crime Control Bureau.

There he's overseeing development of as many as ten small, fuel-efficient cars desperately needed to reduce the company's dependence on large, gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs.

But the thing is, the next part of what I'm going to relate here is a kind of fiction, really, or a fictive reconstruction of actual events, because two days after I was introduced to Gerard's python — he was thinking then of naming it either Jason or Siddhartha — my wife and I went off to Switzerland for an account I was overseeing there and didn't return for more than four months.

Professor Sir Peter Rubin, chairman of the GMC, said: "Being in hospital can be a worrying experience for many and this new role should provide reassurance to patients and their families across England that there is someone overseeing their hospital journey.

This was a genocidal war, and there were no overseeing eyes, except a few voices in Britain raising scepticism about what their government was telling them".

There are webcams overseeing the areas that are said to be the most haunted.

Obviously, there are managers overseeing the machines from offices (not sure we want a driverless mining truck running amok from a short-circuit).

It is little use taking this welcome step towards tougher standards, which the Europeans are urging on America in the interests of global harmonisation, if there is nobody to oversee the rules.