Sentence examples for use oversight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leahy said that once the measure became law, he would use oversight hearings to make sure that federal authorities understood its importance.

Adding political force of such criticism, Mr. King is set to become the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee in January, and he promised to use oversight hearings to pressure the administration over its handling of terrorism trials.

We must imagine how to use oversight and funding to shape an American future that produces better coherence, consistency and predictability.

Coordinated risk regulation in advance of product development would encourage America's innovators to more aggressively explore low-risk/high-potential-value terrain while freeing up resources to move dual use oversight into the 21st century.

He says he is now convinced that parliament can avoid underpinning byu using oversight instead.

Perhaps even better, they could skip getting the legal memos and go right to the meat of the matter — using oversight and perhaps legislating to control the president's killing powers.

And "the letter rejects, out of hand, the need for enhanced biosafety, biosecurity, and dual-use oversight, and, instead, maintains that all that is needed is an opportunity for researchers 'to assure the public' and 'to clearly explain the benefits of this important research and the measures taken to minimize its possible risk.'" The letter is "strictly symbolic," he writes.

I think Ritchie has used the oversight function we have in a very consequential way," Vacca says.

Facing perhaps the biggest loss of power in the institution's nearly 100-year history, the Federal Reserve fought back today with a little-noticed move that seemed to send a message to Congress: we use our oversight authority over banks to help us shape the direction of the economy.

It is an interesting question as the technology moves from experimental to regular use without oversight by such expert committees.

To prevent an environmental disaster, Congress should use that oversight power to block the project, then move rapidly to rewrite a fundamentally bad law.