Sentence examples for to oversee changes from inspiring English sources

He later moved into punditry before returning to football to oversee changes to the youth squad.

An outside panel of child welfare experts was granted broad powers to oversee changes at the agency.

The city recently agreed to a humiliating federal consent decree, under which a Federal District Court judge will have the power to oversee changes.

Judge Lamberth was correct to oversee changes because previous efforts had been "a day late and a dollar short," Judge Sentelle wrote.

The Justice Department and the city agreed to establish an independent monitor to oversee changes in the police department, including better training and supervision of officers.

Judge Garaufis ordered the city to create a new entrance exam and appointed an independent monitor to oversee changes in recruiting, testing and hiring.

"He is not the man to oversee change.

But the report found that the bio-risk program office, established in March 2016 to help oversee changes to safety protocols, had not established long-term goals, midterm objectives or even metrics to track improvement.

There's also Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga)., Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services and oversee changes to Obamacare, who is expected to be attacked by Democrats for his support for privatizing Medicare.

The Russian athletics federation has accepted its ban from international competition and has promised to cooperate with inspectors who will oversee changes to its drug-testing system.

While the situation could change, most agreed that Mattarella would most likely be able to install a new prime minister and caretaker government, which would oversee changes to the electoral laws that would make it more difficult for the M5S or Northern League to win a strong majority in parliament.