Sentence examples for which it oversees from inspiring English sources

Sweden's economy, which it oversees, grew three times faster than the euro zone's in 2010 and dodged Europe's double-dip recession in 2012-13.

Kenneth Kerrigan, a spokesman for the firm, said neither the Treasury nor the I.R.S., which it oversees, has moved to shut down that technique, which he cited as evidence of its validity.

What's most notable about the document — which was issued by the Transportation Department and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which it oversees — is that it's filled with mostly loose guidelines, not hard regulations.

The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) may be an obscure agency within the Department of Defense, but through the 1033 program, which it oversees, it's one of the core enablers of American policing's excessive militarization.

In July 2012 China angered Vietnam and the Philippines when it formally created Sansha city, an administrative body with its headquarters in the Paracels which it says oversees Chinese territory in the South China Sea.

Mr. Tittsworth argued that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's regulation would favor the broker dealer industry, which it already oversees.

UKFI also insisted that the remutualisation of Northern Rock, which it also oversees, had not been ruled out.

Svoboda, the ultra-nationalist party, received several key positions in the government on top of the general prosecutor's office, which it already oversees.

Instead, the Attorney General's office mediated an agreement between the two groups in late July in which it would oversee the payment of bills connected to the memorial project and the disbursement of the remaining funds, totaling around $125,000, to various charities.

The US Treasury added the Foreign Trade Bank (FTB) of North Korea and Paek Se-bong, the chairman of a committee which it said oversaw production of ballistic missiles, to the sanctions list.

The government is working on a white paper on Internet safety, and the Telegraph says potential interventions currently under private debate include the creation of a body along the lines of the UK's Advertising Standards Authority (which reports to Ofcom), which it says could oversee Facebook, Google and Twitter to decide whether to remove material in response to complaints from users.