Sentence examples for traditionally overseen from inspiring English sources

But several law professors said that since the federal government had traditionally overseen labor law, state law should be pre-empted.

Presidents of several Italian regions, which have traditionally overseen laws regulating some aspects of retail commerce, complain that the legislation is encroaching on their territory and have pledged to fight the changes in court.

But Gary Joiner, the chief executive of the Texas Wildlife Association, said Parks and Wildlife was better suited to oversee the industry because deer are not like the livestock that the animal health agency has traditionally overseen.

Prior to 2013, two ministries had historically and traditionally overseen Singapore's preschool sector.

NHTSA, which is under the Department of Transportation, traditionally oversees fuel efficiency standards.

As China sees it, the recognition of the incarnation requires the drawing of lots from a golden urn, overseen, traditionally, by the envoy of the Chinese emperor.

Traditionally, the officer overseeing a line-up knew who the suspect was, whereas a "blind administrator," ignorant of the suspect's identity, can't bias the eyewitness with unconscious cues.

Though traditionally weak, the ministry oversees prisons and legal education and regulates the legal profession.

Our consumption of Williams may create for him some semblance of what was traditionally considered the "American Dream", though this is all under the auspices of the forces of capitalist consumerism that have overseen its dissolution.

It was overseen by SNEHA.

Ms. Smith will serve as the department's solicitor, its chief law enforcement official, who traditionally plays a crucial role overseeing wage-and-hour and job safety enforcement.