oversight

Preposition: of

• detention: We believe such expenditure is justified, for the reasons we have already given in relation to judicial oversight of detention.
• profession: Independent oversight of the professions is rapidly becoming the major politically acceptable solution to addressing the public interest.

Converse of object

• exercise: The Standing Committee of Deans itself now exercises general oversight in relation to modularisation.
• strengthen: There will be strengthened oversight by a single commissioner to ensure information is not abused.
• maintain: Our committee maintains an oversight of these officers on behalf of the Assembly, through the Secretary for Training.
• remedy: A three-year research project aims to remedy this oversight.
• delegate: The Board has delegated oversight of the Group's Internal Control Policy to the Group Risk Committee.

Adjective modifier

• primatial: The Diocese of San Joaquin has also appealed for alternative primatial oversight.
• episcopal: They want alternative episcopal oversight, which is just a fancy way of saying they want it their way or no way.
• congressional: I removed more checks and balances, and have the least amount of congressional oversight of any presidential administration in US history.
• judicial: The orders would be subject to some judicial oversight.
• Episcopal: In most parts of the Church of England parishes which have opted for extended Episcopal oversight are very small in number.
• pastoral: John Wesley, under the pastoral oversight of itinerant ministers who met at an annual conference.

Modifies a noun

• committee: Once tasked, the Director of Central Intelligence must notify the intelligence oversight committees of the Congress.
• hearing: In the first session of the 106 th Congress, oversight hearings were held on implementation of various programs under these major authorities.
• responsibility: That was done by a few managers breaking the rules and by a few boards not fulfilling their oversight responsibilities.
• mechanism: Three: there is no oversight mechanism that holds federal agencies and critical business functions accountable.
• role: However, it was far from clear how the Commissioner would add to existing oversight roles, notably the Legal Services Ombudsman.

Noun used with modifier

• editorial: Individual work becomes available on the web as soon as possible, with only the minimum necessary proofreading and editorial oversight.
• intelligence: Critics say these episodes prove that intelligence oversight by civilians is lax at best.