Sentence examples for trouble overseeing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Draghi might have trouble overseeing a rate cut soon after taking office in November because he will be eager to establish his credentials as a hard-liner on inflation.

Part of it is that school authorities don't want the trouble of overseeing real kitchens.

A month ago, it had seemed that Juventus was on its way through the group, and that Munich's Dutch coach Louis van Gaal was in trouble after overseeing the club's worst start to a season in 43 years.

During O. J. Simpson's legal troubles, those overseeing the trophy were often asked if his worthiness for the trophy should be discussed.

Amid turmoil at the Los Angeles County probation department, some elected officials and juvenile justice reform advocates are pushing a proposal that would split the sprawling agency in two parts, one for overseeing minors in trouble with the law and one for adults.

Lawyers who represent troubled borrowers complain that trustees overseeing home loan pools often do not produce proof, usually in the form of a mortgage note, that their investors own a foreclosed property.

MANY of the chief executives who oversaw troubled financial institutions have exited the scene.

In September, Hammerson and partner Allianz Real Estate – part of Germany's Allianz insurance group – bought loans secured against retail property from Ireland's National Asset Management Agency, which oversees troubled assets, for £1.5bn.

It was unclear whether that description was meant to include Shelton's current service on the corporate board of directors that oversees troubled for-profit college Kaplan University.

This significant shift in power matters because in the years leading up to the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve, not the New York Fed, was responsible for overseeing the firms that caused the most trouble.

Many credit him with overseeing an economic miracle in what was a hugely troubled state.