Sentence examples for vast oversight from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shaw has vast oversight for city agencies and budget matters, and when Mr. Bloomberg is away, he is New York City's acting mayor.
The Malian government keeps large national publications in line, Mr Kanté says, but local and regional papers have some breathing room.China's vast oversight apparatus keeps tabs on big and small outlets alike.
But while fans can rightly argue over whether the 18-member selection committee erred by not voting in other players (Brendan Shanahan, Eric Lindros, Jeremy Roenick, Claude Lemieux or Mike Richter, to name a few) or builders (Pat Burns, Fred Shero), the committee certainly made one vast oversight.
The white-haired, cane-carrying, tough-talking Dingell ostensibly wielded vast oversight power over the FCC.
Some authors (from Peter Hessler to Michael Meyer) are trying to correct this vast oversight.
"It is a vast improvement on the oversight we had over private security contractors in Iraq," the Pentagon press secretary, Geoff Morrell, said in an e-mail message while traveling with Mr. Gates in Southwest Asia.
While I agree that there should be oversight, the vast majority of disabled people who choose home-based care are not sick and do not experience any deterioration of health.
For instance, Mr. Geithner called for all large hedge funds and private equity firms to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission, a move that could bring much-needed disclosure and oversight to vast pools of capital that fed the bubble economy.
If Glenn and Clarke want to show that the FA upholds the standards that apparently led them to conclude that Allardyce had to go, then making a definitive move to at least try to attempt some oversight of the vast sums of money now swilling around the top end of the game might be a good place to start.
The oversight is so vast that we can't even talk about the oversight!
The CFTC has been given the job of creating a regulatory regime for and providing oversight of the vast, multi-trillion-dollar over-the-counter derivatives market -- a market many times larger and more complex than those it already oversees.
