Sentence examples for would have oversight from inspiring English sources

By focusing on, say, the 200 largest banks it would have oversight of more than 90% of the euro zone's banking industry.

A review of public records suggests that Mr. Kruger, who would have oversight of finance policy, has had trouble paying his credit card bills.

Pakistani and Western media outlets speculated in recent days that General Kayani's military service could be extended, possibly by moving him to a new role in which he would have oversight of the country's nuclear arsenal.

As chairman of the Assembly's Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, Mr. Brodsky would have oversight over the new public benefit corporation that would be created under the proposal.

Congress welcomed the proposal, in part because it would have oversight over the new department, an issue that created tension between lawmakers and the White House over Mr. Ridge's office, which is not subject to Congressional oversight.

But the FCC would have oversight of that licensing commission under Wheeler's proposal, "to ensure that nothing in the standard license will harm the marketplace for competitive devices," according to the agency.

It has not fired or suspended senior executives who would have had oversight over the trading or added a reserve to cover the cost of settling shareholder lawsuits or regulatory fines.

A fortnight later, the press detected "significant backtracking" (Daily Telegraph) when she told BBC Radio 4 that councils would merely have "oversight".

The Senate package included steps that would have toughened oversight of the Legislature, which currently undergoes no meaningful ethics supervision.

"Who would authorize and who would have that oversight?" Mr. Steenkamp paused for a long moment.

The commission would replace and consolidate the existing Racing and Wagering Board and the New York State Lottery Division, and would have expanded oversight powers.