Sentence examples for typically overseen from inspiring English sources

Until then, production units in the North were typically overseen by Party members who were called management secretaries or under-secretaries.

To truly comply, he said, would mean attending the quarterly book-closing meetings, which are typically overseen by the chief financial officer.

The state should then embark on a long-term plan to create more than 5,000 units of housing, typically overseen by nonprofit groups, that would be used to relocate residents of the homes.

E-money issuers are typically overseen by the same central banks as the underlying national currency.

At night, one or two low-wage workers typically oversee each unit of 170 inmates.

One midwife in a maternity ward in Dar es Salaam would typically oversee 60 deliveries a day.

The communications director typically oversees the press secretary and also spends time in the Oval Office, advising the president.

The Food and Drug Administration has little jurisdiction over such experiments; it typically oversees research only when a therapy is being tested in people.

When it came time for trial, the S.E.C. assigned Matthew T. Martens to lead the case, although he typically oversees the agency's trial lawyers without acting as one.

Luigi Scacchi, Bertoni's head of production, said placing the letters on the trophy so that they are perfectly in line is difficult because of the metal's curve, while Guerrino Giorgi, a veteran craftsman who typically oversees the building of the trophy, said that it could take more than two weeks to make the handles.

On Thursday, Loskarn appeared before John M. Facciola, a U.S. magistrate judge who assists U.S. district court judges, typically overseeing first arraignments and setting bail.