Sentences with phrase «much oversight»

Talk with your child's doctor or counselor about how much oversight your child needs and how much privacy is needed at this sensitive time.

As a result, its workings are not subject to as much oversight as agencies within the executive branch itself.

The country has an excess of coal, and largely unregulated utility companies are free to burn that coal without much oversight.

With so much oversight and detail required, the program didn't help all the affected borrowers.

Prior to the passage of ACA, nursing homes could survive without too much effort by relying on hospital referrals, with not much oversight.

Consider how much oversight your child will need from you.

If you have an up - to - date case status list, an assistant should be able to help send this out without much oversight.

They are Christian nonsmokers and truckers and... nourished by half - mad illusion, and free from too much oversight.

The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approved a compromise reached with the mayor on how much oversight aldermen will have of money set aside to mitigate the city's foreclosure problem.

Over the last 15 years there's been a growth in charter schools and the challenge is they don't have very much oversight.»

The no - show gives pause to just how much oversight this committee will provide.

Moskowitz refused to sign a contract with a city that entitled them to $ 720,000 in funding for the network's pre-kindergarten program because she believed the contract would have given the city too much oversight (Taylor, 2016).

But opponents of the rollback say it will hurt consumers and increase risk, given that those banks won't have as much oversight.

«It doesn't need to be done at the last minute without much oversight, but that's where we're heading.»

Such conditions require close scrutiny, but a troubling question is how much oversight the company had over Ben Aïssa, who spent much of his career working in SNC - Lavalin's office in Tunisia, and what — if any — steps were taken if his colleagues or superiors had concerns.

The Chair: So how much oversight is there — I don't know whether you would know that.

Much of the recent controversy related to gambling in Saratoga Springs has focused on the proposed expansion of the Racino, which is still on the table even though a Vegas - style casino plan is not, and how much oversight the city will have in the process.

Mismatches pertaining to the power motive — how much oversight and influence a person desired versus how much they actually got — were even linked to an increase in physical symptoms like headache, chest pain, faintness, and shortness of breath.

The discussion at Wednesday's meeting focused on how to make sure only the best applications are approved and how much oversight the board will have over the process.

It's hard to say how much oversight the Education Department will give TEA as it rolls out special education reform.

The district's examination raises questions about how much oversight the elected school board exercises over the city's public charter schools.

Charter schools in different states vary significantly in how much oversight they have.

As an employer, this distinction can determine how much oversight you're committing to and what taxes you'll be obligated to pay.

How much oversight should the law exercise over the choice of first names and surnames?

Property owners then prioritize the work that needs to be done, and Chudnovskiy's firm hires a contractor and oversees the work for a 10 percent to 20 percent fee, depending on how much oversight is required.

«Does anybody out there think that the big problem we had is that there was too much oversight and regulation of Wall Street?»

41 years selling real estate, 21 in BC and still see us having WAYyyyyyyy too much oversight, especially now that the real oversight has nothing to do with BCREA.