Sentences with phrase «oversight as»

The HUD Inspector General cited lack of contractor oversight as a concern with one sampled contractor failing to perform adequately in 40 % of its assigned properties, exposing FHA to a loss of as much as $ 1 million a year paid for inadequate services from that contractor alone.

Ms. Darling - Churchill has previously worked in early childhood education program delivery and curriculum oversight as a Department of Defense training specialist, and also as a Family / Community Consultant supporting child and family service - system coordination and integration.

Provided critical, informed analysis while maintaining financial / personnel oversight as a voting member of the Civilian Employment Cost Management Committee, the Financial Management Board and the DS / OG / MXG Pay Pool process.

The Source Publication, Manhattan • NY 2006 — 2010 Human Resources Vice President Assistant / Events Coordinator Promoted to Events Coordinator and managed all critical event tasks, proposals, sponsor requests, one sheets, and budget oversight as Lead Events Coordinator to the Director of Administration and Events.

A bipartisan group of Senators has introduced legislation — the Security Clearance Oversight and Reform Enhancement (SCORE) Act — to increase oversight as to how the United States government conducts background investigations and awards security clearances.

• Provided payroll services and support, timesheet management, filing, and personnel records oversight as well as staff training and development initiatives.

Most experts are positive about increased SEC oversight as it brings more transparency and security to the industry.

Exchanges have significant regulatory oversight as they develop.

Facebook disabled the targeting option entirely last week after ProPublica shared a screenshot that showed a potential ad specifically targeting users with antisemitic views, and now the network is tightening advertising standards and adding more human oversight as a result.

South Korea, which became a hotbed of cryptocurrency activity last year, is also tightening oversight as it works on a comprehensive set of regulations, though it has allowed exchanges to keep operating for now.

The team's focus and determination to grow the bitcoin market and secure appropriate regulatory oversight as a New York trust company makes them ideal for this venture.

May be it is just an oversight as this type of insurance is so inexpensive.

Response: As indicated above, we do not intend for the rule's permissive approach to health oversight or the absence of specific documentation to permit the government to gather large amounts of protected health information for purposes unrelated to health oversight as defined in the rule, and we do not intend for these oversight provisions to serve as a «back door» for law enforcement access to protected health information.

In effect, what this does is permit ediscovery.com users to maintain continuity and oversight as they manage projects involving different processing and review tools.

Sometimes, however, clients additionally demand the personal attention of their solicitor to ensure that there is some oversight as to what is happening.

I am especially reluctant to infer that missing evidence was a mere oversight as opposed to a calculated choice given the problems with reliability that I have noted above.

Its difficult to see your life's work dissolve before you because of an oversight as simple as this.

There, they have simply removed small lofts from any oversight as an exception within the code.

Because she thinks that players will buy the system because of its cheapness and its potential — and indie developers will flock to it because of how unrestrictive the company is being about business models and creative oversight as compared to the competition.

If it slid under your radar upon release, remedy this oversight as soon as possible and experience one of the definitive next - gen games released yet.

The question is how much and depends in part on whether this truly was a one - time oversight as the bank claims, or part of a pattern of pulling reports illegally.

Without any real question of reporting accuracy in this situation — having admitted your own oversight as the cause — there is only one way a credit repair agency can live up to such a promise.

As associate publisher, Bostic is responsible for editorial staff management and development, author management, title and publishing schedule development, sales and marketing relations and financial oversight as well as overseeing the product -LSB-...]

Recommendations: Improved financial oversight as outlined in this report and improved financial transparency for the public, including parents, would enable parents to make more informed choices regarding their child's education and make charters more accountable to taxpayers.

Improved financial oversight as outlined in this report and improved financial transparency for the public, including parents, would enable parents to make more informed choices regarding their child's education and make charters more accountable to taxpayers.

But they are also not accountable to the same public purposes and oversight as our fully public schools, and many of them are religious organizations that are now going to be getting public funding.

Nor would the charter - managed schools be subject to the same level of oversight as traditional public schools — an accountability model that has proven highly problematic in North Carolina in recent years with the closure of several schools thanks to financial fraud and governance problems.

But then, the legislation limits state oversight as well.

While calcium is a critical aspect of healthy bones, there is massive oversight as to the process of forming bones.

«It's a victory for public oversight as well.»

Liquid - based nutritional supplements, originally formulated for malnourished or undernourished children, need more regulatory oversight as they are increasingly marketed to promote growth in children generally, warn researchers at Emory University.

The quality of blood products is even lower in private banks, research has suggested, perhaps because they're not necessarily subjected to the same regulatory oversight as the public banks.

Check out this dig at Callaghan's shoddy oversight as Saratoga County treasurer.

The committees include that of food, transport, accommodation, security management and oversight as well as the grounds committee.

«Internally, the NYPD devotes about the same number of personnel to oversight as it does to counterterrorism, approximately 1,000, comprising the nation's most robust and effective Internal Affairs Bureau, as well as inspectional units throughout the department,» he said.

Since creating the Department of Financial Services in 2011, the Cuomo administration has faced pressure from Wall Street and the insurance industry to ease its aggressive oversight as well as calls from liberal activists to continue its legacy of serious enforcement.

Public authorities are not subject to the same oversight as state agencies, which allows for «backdoor spending,» or the spending of millions of taxpayer dollars without traditional checks and balances.

I am glad the mayor has committed himself to righting these wrongs, and the Council is looking forward to shaping, participating and providing oversight as the reforms are implemented,» said City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito.

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

Weiss inaugurated this eschatological emphasis by publishing in 1892 a short work of sixty - seven pages entitled Die Predigt Jesu vom Reiche Gottes, recently republished in English after many years of oversight as Jesus» Proclamation of the Kingdom of God.l The book created such a storm of criticism as to lead him to bring out a considerably enlarged edition in l900, which was virtually a new book with the same title.

The more we can take and understand general oversight as function and not as status, the easier will be the solution to this problem.

In any local Christian community the minister, no matter what he was called, might interpret oversight as domination, as exuding charm and doing nothing, or in many other irritating or obstructive ways.

He offers not another treatise about why everyone else is wrong but his group is right; he insists regularly that he must be as blind to his own vices and oversight as those he criticizes.

Now, for the first time, nine men will be ordained together by an English Bishop who can give them regular oversight as they begin their ministries.

In a Glass Lewis Proxy Talk held April 17, 2014, Anne Simpson of CalPERS and Michael Garland of the New York City Comptroller's Office discussed why they think shareholders should vote against the re-election of four Duke Energy Corporation directors for what they believe to be a failure of the directors to fulfill their obligations of risk oversight as members of a committee overseeing health, safety, and environmental compliance at the company.

The Auditor General, in her Observations on the financial statements, stated that «having accrual - based budgeting results in improved financial oversight as the plans and related results are on the same basis of accounting and therefore result in better transparency and accounting.

The firm is including tools for regulatory oversight as well as automated processing for auditing.

People familiar with Summers's thinking say that maintaining adequate capital would be a key element of his approach to bank oversight as Fed chairman.

I believe the oil companies are doing that and, believe me, they are getting plenty of oversight as they do it.

Only U.S. residents are legally allowed to invest at this stage, Hirji said, citing SEC oversight as a key reason.