Sentence examples for through the oversight from inspiring English sources

The elected leadership of the city remains in place; any change must take place through the ballot box or through the oversight of the state government.

Even so, Kucinich said that he means to investigate the case through the Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee on domestic policy, which he chairs.

"We'll follow the judge's suggestion and see if we can get the case settled through the oversight of the federal court in Minnesota," said Jim Quinn, who argued the players' case for the injunction Wednesday.

Or read through the oversight sections and the authority (and money) given to Government Accountability Office.

It accomplishes this through the International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plants, previously known as the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, and through the oversight of the International Bureau for Plant Taxonomy and Nomenclature.

"The level of automation of the aircraft, the behind the scenes systems, the risk analysis processes gone through at Boeing, the oversight by the regulator, the conversion training, the level of training generally, the manual flying skills of the crews.

Almost every country in the region offers at least some cellular therapies, from the highly regulated countries like Japan, Korea and Australia, through to countries where the oversight is less formal.

Now, however, Mercer's is free to be sold through food retailers, with the oversight of both state agencies and the U.S. Treasury Department, which certifies that the alcohol content remains at five per cent or under.

Dan Burton, Republican of Indiana, wasn't star-struck, but he broke through the clutter on the oversight panel by starting out his questioning of McNamee in a snit (did he rehearse being that miffed?) and almost ending up mad as hell.

It seeks to create value by bringing operational expertise to its portfolio companies and through the active oversight and monitoring of its investments.

"Congress is to blame for some of this," he said, citing the oversight hoops through which the Pentagon has to jump.