Sentences with phrase «little oversight»

Many cryptocurrencies are set up in a way where a single player can steer the future with little oversight.

Many advocates consider online databases with easily accessible school rating numbers to be part of a «legal gray area,» one with very little oversight.

It has been 25 years since the charter movement began, and it has not evolved exactly as supporters had hoped, with too little oversight of too many charters.

An internal audit report in 2012 called the agency «challenged and dysfunctional,» and lawmakers of both parties said it has operated with too little oversight for too long.

There is little oversight for the colleges in producing any sort of measurable result.

The business itself requires relatively little oversight, with the owner focusing on scale from the very start.

In 2013, there is very little oversight and enforcement.

Principal investigators, with little oversight, were responsible for hiring postdocs.

However, as we have learned, too little oversight can and does lead to other issues — lowered standards, cheating scandals, underserved students and a weaker country overall.

While not to diminish the role of an emotional support animal and the comfort they afford their disabled owners, there is very little oversight in designating an animal as emotionally supportive.

Corporate law departments were once allowed to function passively, handling matters brought to them by their internal clients and working with outside counsel with little oversight by corporate management.

Once detained, DoLS provides little oversight on Art 8 restrictions — in contrast to the Mental Health Act 1983.

Houston shows result of too little oversight Regarding «Toll rises in Houston; City put under curfew» (Aug. 31): The devastation in Houston by Hurricane Harvey is no doubt tragic.

So it's not surprising how little oversight or insight JCOPE brought to the shenanigans discovered within the administration by the federal prosecutor.

Some will want a solid, well - managed company that requires little oversight while others may specialize in turnaround situations and will look to buy a business that they can tweak to turn a profit.

That's what led Warren Buffett to describe derivatives that were bought and sold with little oversight as «financial weapons of mass destruction.»

Such little oversight for private schools» financial management is especially concerning when one considers what just happened last week with a public charter school in Kinston.

High Performing school systems included, and need little oversight; The real cash - cow in the lower performing schools; comes with time - tested 3 - step plan to transition from parents / local municipalities to investor - control (videos, handouts and materials for quick learning curve of «education field»); lucrative and low maintenance pay - off down the road.

In an oped in the Connecticut Post on August 7, a board member of the Side by Side charter school in Norwalk, Anne Magee Dichele, complained that in the wake of the Jumoke scandal, and the revelations that state authorities exert little oversight over Connecticut charter schools, Connecticut charter schools are now forced to defend themselves to the public.

With little oversight from the county, districts are already robbing Peter to pay Paul just to meet the certifications.

Over time, civilizations and technology have developed such that fur is less of a necessity and more of a luxury... Further, more animals are now killed to make decorative fur trim than to manufacture full fur garments... Existing laws require relatively little oversight of the fur farming and fur trade industries.

At the same time, the precedent of having a unconstitutional law that allows a private foreign company the power to operate with little oversight in a European country is not a precedent to be desired.

During its inaugural 2014 - 15 year, the program moved forward while the state Supreme Court considered the constitutionality of sending public dollars to private, religious schools that are subject to very little oversight by the state.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said the state needs more accountability when giving out economic development funds, noting this year's budget again relies heavily on lump sum appropriations that have little oversight regarding their allocation.

There are thousands of teacher preparation programs in the United States and there's very little oversight of them.

Some have said the money was doled out with far too little oversight by the foundation.

But our evidence also suggests that a 15 - year period with little oversight of academic quality may be too long to wait to intervene and potentially close schools that are producing subpar results.

But there is little oversight, particularly when it comes to smaller contracts, experts say.

But the deal also marks yet another small but significant step towards greater regulation of Airbnb, Uber, and other companies in the so - called sharing economy, whose competitive advantage arguably hinges on its ability to operate with little oversight.

But really, they only prove that telecommuting with little oversight and evaluation doesn't work as a management system by itself.

The «severe breakdowns,» the regulators said, allowed a group of traders in London to amass the risky derivatives bet with little oversight.

It turns the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) into what The Globe and Mail described as a «secret police force,» with little oversight or accountability.

Another disadvantage is that the OTC markets are unregulated, and there is little oversight in the case of a trade discrepancy.

So a little oversight wouldn't really be a bad thing.

Up until then, gas stations were selling leaded gas, air purity was largely unregulated and agricultural pesticides were sprayed with little oversight.

It was just a little oversight on the part of the scientists.

Lobbyists and interest groups stir up public opinion demanding action this way or that; the legislators bend to the winds of this pressure; the congressional committees and their friends in the bureaucracy write the immensely detailed and arcane rules that, with little oversight, put legislation into practice.

The difference is, and this is one area where the Catholic Church is better with a little oversight, that anyone can claim protestantism and write a book and I don't believe that happens very often in the Catholic Church.

At this time, however, little oversight or transparency exists to ensure oil profits are spent in a socially and economically responsible manner and there is little insight into the details of leasing arrangements.

Often an under - reported time in politics, Budget Season allows politicians the ability to sneak legislation changes into law with little oversight.

«There is very little oversight.»

«The money is going to people who are great contributors of the governor's, and there is very little oversight,» Nixon said.

According to the City Charter, the speaker has the power to turn on the fiscal faucet and turn it off with little oversight, and so far she's used it to hang the NYPD out to dry.