Sentences with phrase «little oversight by»

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.

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.

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

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With digital distribution platforms like Netflix (NFLX), Amazon (AMZN), and Google (GOOG) vertically integrating into content creation with little opposition or oversight, it's hard to argue that the DOJ should prevent AT&T from competing by doing the same.

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

With little by way of investment or industry, and with generally poor demographics, Greece's overall economic viability remains in doubt, as does its capacity to carry through the drastic reforms that its creditors have exacted as the price for a third bailout, especially as resistance hardens to the measures and onerous oversight insisted upon by the international lenders.

If secondary trading of CTK Tokens is facilitated by third party crypto - currency exchanges, such exchanges may be relatively new and subject to little or no regulatory oversight, making them more susceptible to fraud or manipulation.

Third, abortion advocates, without any doubt, are attempting to further their agenda by using international meetings that have little if any political oversight by, or democratic accountability to, the electorates of the nations attending those meetings.

But while these international calls for more openness and oversight are likely, at least in the short term, to have little impact on U.S. practices, domestic calls to provide more detail on the processes by which targets are selected and killed are more serious for the Obama administration.

United States Attorney Preet Bharara's attention has been drawn away from his normal stomping grounds to Buffalo, intrigued by what critics say is a shadowy network of state authorities and state - controlled non-profits handing out large business subsidies and contracts with little to no oversight.

Weak oversight and a lack of transparency is not limited to the legislative branch; it extends through much of state government, including a Board of Elections hobbled by politics and understaffing and a procurement process that critics say does little to prevent fraud and corruption.

Education corporations like CUNY and SUNY are not subject to independent oversight by the AG Charities Bureau, and it's subsidiaries have operated with little or no scrutiny — until recently.

«Every time he answered another question, we were more and more horrified by what he had to say,» Rosenthal told Gotham Gazette of Galante's 2014 testimony, «and what we unearthed is that there was very little oversight for the Queens library president.»

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

A 2014 report by the Correctional Association of New York, an independent non-profit that inspects state prisons and report on conditions, found Clinton Correctional Facility is a place where there is little oversight, guards regularly beat inmates, and racial tension festers between prisoners and correction officers.

Moreover, CubeSat operators may have little to no experience with using satellites, he continues, noting some CubeSats are being launched by countries that may not have much national regulation or oversight in place.

The bill would require states to develop their own standards for student performance with little federal oversight, according to language obtained by The Huffington Post.

Commenting on the decision attorney Sutherland said, «Corporations open (and close and transfer) these «resource centers» among related and wholly controlled alter egos at will without notice to anyone or approval by any elected board of education, much less the one in which its located, and the sites then operate with little to no oversight.

The Herald called south Florida charter schools a «$ 400 - million - a-year powerhouse backed by real - estate developers and promoted by politicians, but with little oversight.»

Some charters are run by for - profit companies and have little oversight, resulting in scandal after scandal that has resulted in charges against some charter operators.

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.

I think the privatisation line is overplayed just as in the vast majority of Academies, the executives don't put their needs ahead of those of their pupils, but the possibility is there and the Willshaw report showed that when those possibilities are exercised by less scrupulous or less competent MAT executives, there is very little external oversight to correct matters.

And by focusing, you will only support worthy causes, rather than «a little here and a little there,» where you lack of oversight allows charities to misspend money.

It's not clear if this is intentional on Vanguard's part or an oversight, but we have confirmed reports of accounts being set up with as little as what was required to buy one share of each of the ETFs utilized by JtB.)

Here are some of ASIC «s concerns: many AFS license holders appeared to be based overseas, while promoting the security of Australian regulation; a number number of smaller licensed companies that were foreign - owned (or controlled by a foreign firm) showed lack of awareness or understanding of Australian regulations; some of the firms holding ASIC licenses had outsourced key compliance aspects to third parties, some of which were related to the AFS licensees and based overseas (and were subject to little, if any, regulatory oversight in their home jurisdiction).

Rescues are not regulated by the state and often have little to no oversight.

But even product types shown by research to have clinical benefits (omega - 3 fatty acids for the management of various medical conditions like osteoarthritis, hyperlipidemia and protein - losing nephropathies; glucosamine / chondroitin supplementation for management of degenerative joint disease; and milk thistle / S - Adenosyl methionine for their antioxidant and liver - protectant benefits) are subject to little regulatory oversight and can often vary widely in quality.

He became concerned with such issues as: the evidence of a causal relationship between common feeding practices and serious health problems; the perceived disconnect between the nutritional requirements of felis silvestris catus and all other species of cats; an industry with a vested interest in grain as the basis for its products; a veterinary education system with little nutritional teaching, subsidized by commercial pet food industries; a questionable government concept approval and oversight process; the economic inertia of maintaining the status quo; and the rejection of science - based belief systems on the extremes of both sides of the issue.

One other concern about grain - free foods is that almost all of them are made by smaller companies with little to no professional nutritional oversight and limited quality control capabilities.

Supplements are not regulated by the FDA like drugs so there is very little oversight of the quality of the products sold to pet owners.

In the final analysis we are arguing about a temperature record made by volunteers with little oversight over many generations on continents where a truly massive amount of land use change due to industrialization and agriculture and where said land mass is but a small fraction of the globe's surface one might wonder why we bother with it.

When the making of components or final products of any sort are outsourced, product managers have little knowledge of how well things are done unless contracts specify oversight by brand owners.

An investigative piece done by the Washington Post back in 1999 paints a vivid picture of the aftermath of the closing of Forest Haven, and leaves little doubt as to why, at least as of that date, continued court oversight was ordered.

The first was a simple oversight by the politician in question, but the rest start to get a little obscure.

«While Article 81 guardianships are well - intentioned, the guardianship system is plagued by long delays and has little oversight, leaving a vulnerable population of older adults at further risk,» according to the Brookdale Center for Healthy Aging at Hunter College.

In some cases, if the policyholder dies just before the premium due date and the final payment is missed, the grace period will give the survivors a little room to correct the oversight by making the payment so the policy is not be canceled.

In an interview, you don't need to explicitly say that you're an introvert, but it's important that you can emphasise your self - motivation, dedication and focus by providing examples of projects or successes which you managed with little to no oversight.

How it is possible that we real estate agents have a Code of Ethics we must follow and are highly regulated by our local authorities, boards, and associations, yet these companies are able to do whatever they want with very little, if any, oversight?