Examples of oversight

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In the world of opera it may be best to accept such inconsistencies, whether due to the composer's conscious design or to his oversight.
The oversight of production and medical use remained with individual producers and those who used the vaccine.
Thorough reporting by authors, assessment and comment by reviewers, and oversight by editors will greatly help in clearly communicated objectives, methods and results.
As, however, its presence or absence is not usually a generic character, the oversight (which is very excusable) is not of serious import.
The best interests standard: a comparison of the state's parens patriae authority and judicial oversight in best interests determinations for children and incompetent patients.
The nonprofits and newly transformed for-profits with oversight would share patents with each other.
The structure of the enforcement regime controls whether compliance is self-monitoring or requires extensive oversight.
The reasons for this oversight are not clear.
They theorized about the utility of indirect modes of oversight, many of which are created and maintained through the use of procedural details of legislation.
Proposed improvements in bank regulatory oversight, stalled before the crisis, were now rammed through.
Nursing services such as medication oversight are also common to all settings.
The other chapters focus on the legislative process, oversight of the executive, and the legislatures' organisation.
In fact, forgetting may be an eective way of culling unused information that does not require any global oversight.
The people as voters exercise oversight and dominion over this body.
The state's zealous oversight of bookmakers demonstrates clearly that the confinement of gambling to a defined geographic space was of paramount concern.
Question 12 should have been asked to make the survey comprehensive, but was omitted due to an oversight.
However, the limitations of the proposals are strikingly similar: significant administrative oversight, large informational requirements, and a lack of details.
Encourage appropriate oversight, credentialing, and licensing of telemedicine practitioners.
Clinical caregivers have a critical role to play through fulfilling consultative and oversight responsibilities.
Other surgical innovations might not fully meet the definition, but could still require some additional oversight.
As the katun seat changed, so did the administrative lordship or priestly oversight of the period.
The high-quality craftsmanship and strict framework on marble vases argues for increasing oversight and decisions regarding the patronage of these vases.
They are advertised to improve policy oversight, placing on the budget agenda programs that otherwise would be relatively uncontrollable.
The subsequent two chapters on legislative oversight break new ground in the analysis of executive-legislative relation in economic governance and public budgeting.
Regulators need a method to decide when products require regulatory oversight under which regulation.
Therefore, attention needs to be paid to specific reactions of antibodies to multiple diagnostic antigens to minimize the risk of oversight.
The 1997 constitution created a number of oversight bodies to observe and monitor decentralization of the media, an area previously dominated by the military.
Voters' ability to monitor the relevant actors depends on the voters' ability, first, to observe malfeasance if it occurs and, secondly, to organize for oversight.
Eaves (1957, chapter 7) discusses a parliamentary committee established to provide regular oversight of administrative regulations adopted pursuant to delegated authorities.
Whatever the reason for this oversight, it is now realized that the private sector sale of contraceptives is a potent force in family planning.
To draw such a conclusion would result in an oversight of contradictory factors.
Article 330 led to a secret budget, completely shielded from civilian oversight.
In practice, congress usually ignored its oversight function.
The latter should not be in charge of any management or oversight responsibilities beyond the investment controlling to avoid potential conflicts of interests.
The resulting zoning litigation illustrates the ways in which administrative indiscretion helped retain a role for judicial oversight of newly empowered municipal bureaucrats.
Success was mastering these well enough to acquire a share in community oversight and a piece of the power.
Again, very importantly, the colony's existence continued without the direct oversight of royal officials.
Only after providing explanations for how elected officials could escape constituency oversight can we assert the existence of autonomous governmental power.
Coverage conditions such as practice guidelines or regulatory oversight can then reinforce the most promising models of care delivery.
Instead, oversight of serum production was left mainly to a scientific elite.
As a result, parliament focused chiefly on embedding the new therapy in the established regime of drug oversight.
Nevertheless, collaborative partnership constitutes a new paradigm of research and research oversight.
The oversight relations that interest us are mainly voters' and political opponents' monitoring of both party leaders and individual politicians.
The second argument concerns the incentives of voters to organize to provide oversight.
Then those with power can, if they wish, create rent-seeking opportunities with little oversight inside government.
We are not concerned with the overall level of oversight, but with the way the electoral system affects monitoring on the margin.
The inclusion of the non-governmental members adds transparency to the oversight, evaluation, review or reform and integrity to the monitoring.
One of the major oversights in the use of transportation models in practice is the absence of any feedback from transportation models on land use.
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