Sentence examples for was oversight from inspiring English sources
noun
An omission; something that is left out, missed or forgotten.
- A small oversight at this stage can lead to big problems later.
And among his latest duties was oversight of commercial coverage in the United States, as well as automobile and life insurance.
He said that with the funds he established in Trenton, every appropriation had to be approved by the Municipal Council, "dollar for dollar," to ensure that there was oversight and public comment.
His previous job at the ministry was oversight of the national pension system, and since smoking can cut the costs of pension benefits by 30percentt, his perspective on tobacco would have been markedly different.
The information commissioner said his office would be ensuring there was oversight of those kind of retrospective collections: "The term 'reasonable steps' is an objective standard, and what it requires any entity to do is to point to why it gave notification and to explain why that was a reasonable step and point to evidence that backs up what it's doing".
White House spokesperson tells me she's sure omission of same-sex spouse from photo of NATO first spouses was "oversight".
And charging Local Service excessive corporate operations expenses would not have been allowed if there was oversight by the state regulators.
And there has never been oversight.
There is oversight and control".
"There is oversight," he said.
There is oversight and scrutiny by parliamentarians and by judges.
In an ethical pinch, there is oversight by presidents.
