Sentence examples for unique oversight from inspiring English sources

Local authorities, with their unique oversight of local areas, are best placed to ensure the admissions process runs smoothly.

"Harvard's Tree Museum," like any other museum, requires unique oversight and management to ensure the long-term preservation of its collections.

"The US government has, because of the history of the Internet arising in the US, unique oversight of some of this but has announced that it is transitioning this oversight to a global, multi-stakeholder entity.

Because of the city's unique oversight by Congress, it's unclear if any measure legalizing marijuana sales and regulation could go into effect before 2016.

This sequencing — the Justice Department going first and then Congress investigating — offers a unique opportunity for oversight, accountability and public information about criminal conduct close to the White House and potentially involving the president.

Each member offered a unique perspective on how oversight guidelines should be crafted and regulated and how to further public discussion.

Lab Supervisors bear unique responsibilities for both oversight of the Environmental and Safety programs within their labs and also for ensuring that their lab members have the materials and training needed to work safely.

The design of ships employs many technologies and branches of engineering that also are found ashore, but the imperatives of effective and safe operation at sea require oversight from a unique discipline.

Among the measures I support: The legislation would allow regulators to tailor their oversight to the unique risk profiles of individual financial institutions; provide greater opportunities for banks to appeal decisions by their examiners; and ease some requirements on mortgages that banks hold in their own portfolios (meaning they retain all the risk).

This oversight risks wasting a unique opportunity for clarity on the UK response to modern slavery, which has been vague and disjointed up to now.

But the dispute indicates that China's unique marriage of market competition and government oversight may be starting to fray after three decades of phenomenal economic success.