Sentence examples for was overseen in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was overseen in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something was supervised or managed during a specific process or event. Example: "The project was overseen in a manner that ensured all deadlines were met and quality standards were upheld."
With a debate on rewriting the tax code to streamline and simplify it expected to start this year — leaders in both the House and the Senate are working on their own drafts — lobbying could reach levels like that of the 2009 debate over health care, which also was overseen in part by the Senate Finance Committee, with Mr. Baucus at the gavel.
The Nazi plan to murder Polish Jews from across the General Government during Aktion Reinhard was overseen in occupied Poland by SS-Obergruppenführer Odilo Globocnik, who did so as the deputy of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler in Berlin.
The varix was overseen in stages by intermittently releasing the applied pressure and allowing time for blood volume to be restored.
It was only after an intervention by Petraeus, who left the war he was overseeing in Iraq to fly to Virginia and sit on McMaster's promotion board, that he finally received his first star.
Several days later, I finished an early morning meditation and walked down toward the lower level of the property I was overseeing in Kula.
That suit is being overseen in federal court in Los Angeles.
The plan will be overseen in part by Warren E. Buffett, who is a large Goldman investor.
The diocese filed for bankruptcy protection last year and all proceedings are overseen in bankruptcy court in Anchorage.
The federal suits have been overseen in Brooklyn by Judge Jack B. Weinstein of the Eastern District of New York.
It is the centerpiece of the retrospective, which has been overseen in New York by Barbara Haskell, the Whitney's curator of prewar art.
They would be required to hire nurses to dispense medication and would be overseen in part by the State Public Health Council, which approves new hospitals and nursing homes.
