Sentence examples for voluntary oversight from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the S.E.C. insists that it could not have known what Lehman was up to because it was "understaffed" and "ill-suited" to run a voluntary oversight program.

Their advice came just a year before the complaint against GVL, the company backed by GAR, was submitted to the sector's voluntary oversight body, the RSPO.

The legislation now makes government oversight entirely voluntary.

"In health care, one fifth of the economy, we have this haphazard smattering of reports that relies on voluntary self-reporting with no oversight, no enforcement and no consequences".

Senator Al Franken suggested the possibility of a voluntary technical committee to provide oversight, to which Google's outside lawyer Susan Creighton responded (quite correctly): "Google already changes its algorithm 500 times a year.

They did not have to reveal the results of their analyses; the pledge was also completely voluntary, lacking any mechanism for oversight or enforcement.

The British government has resisted calls for tighter oversight and has supported voluntary efforts by industry to police how user data on the Web is collected.

At worst, the agency has turned its back on much-needed oversight, opting for a voluntary approach to regulating industry, and essentially abrogating its mandate to protect public health.

Further, we believe that large, publicly funded projects such as the Sc2.0 Project have the responsibility to help fill in the gaps in current oversight mechanisms through measures of voluntary self-regulation.

"These reforms are not voluntary, but are binding rules subject to strong oversight and enforcement".

"However, we repeat our calls for commissioners to take the actual costs of care services into account when letting contracts to the independent and voluntary sector, and for government to ensure independent oversight of the practices of social care commissioners".