Sentence examples for valuable oversight from inspiring English sources

National or curriculum review boards are recommended as valuable oversight bodies for curriculum development.

Has Facebook provided valuable managerial oversight or transferred skills?

Executive privilege cannot and should not be allowed to shield the executive branch from regular, valuable Congressional oversight.

Stephen A. Romano, American Ecology's chief executive, added that the new director would bring "valuable ethics and oversight perspective" to the company.

The ability to consider context improves the specificity of risk assessment, which is valuable in any ethics oversight system, but which would be particularly important in supporting ethics oversight across the research-practice continuum.

In our workshop, we considered the strengths and limitations of a technical approach and discussed where and when hand-offs, human augmentation, and oversight are valuable and necessary.

Rivkin and Siggelkow (2003) investigated the conventional wisdom that firm-wide incentives and capable subordinates make top-level oversight less valuable.

An acquirer can improve its target's competitiveness in four ways: by being a smarter provider of growth capital; by providing better managerial oversight; by transferring valuable skills; and by sharing valuable capabilities.

But they are still valuable tools for empowering public oversight.

Oversight could also be valuable in the development of new treatment guidelines for combat-related syndromes like traumatic brain injury.

But Mr. Silver, speaking on Monday about the governor's proposal, echoed the concerns of some advocates who have suggested that greater independent oversight would be more valuable than another state agency.