Sentence examples for tightly overseen from inspiring English sources
News programs, which are tightly overseen by President Vladimir V. Putin's administration, are another story.
A.I.G. did not notify the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which orchestrated its $182 billion bailout in 2008, because the company has repaid the Fed and is no longer tightly overseen by that regulator.
Alexander said the NSA surveillance programs Snowden had disclosed to the Guardian were tightly overseen and disputed statements from members of the Senate intelligence committee that they had not played a unique role in preventing terrorist attacks.
Massive shout out obviously to the dude who thought, in these times of heightened fear and clamped security checks, of guns to the head and military pat-downs, of air travel as tightly overseen as a visit to the bowels of the American government, someone went: "I reckon I can get a few zoots' worth of bud on the plane if I sock it".
When it passed, 1284 charged Colorado's Department of Revenue with overseeing the nation's most tightly regulated medical marijuana industry, including creating a special Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division to serve as the pot cops.
A permit regime overseen by the city's Israeli municipal authorities tightly restricts access for people and goods from the West Bank.
They include Daphne (Tina Benko), a beautiful blond aristocrat who oversees public relations on the David project; Marciante (Natalija Nogulich), a no-nonsense, tightly wired bureaucrat; and Max Jonathan Cakee), the hunky security guard who protects David from his visitors.
"As tightly wound as we are, we cannot afford defects on first flights anymore," said Dave Holtz, Delta's vice president for operations control, who oversees a NASA-like mission control center.
But that may prove tricky, too: Ms. Spears oversaw her production of a gritty, stripper-themed clip for "Gimme More" that may jolt fans who are more accustomed to the slick, tightly choreographed videos that made her an MTV staple.
