oversee
verb (used with object), o·ver·saw, o·ver·seen, o·ver·see·ing.
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Contemporary Examples of oversee
But there is no comparable official to oversee efforts for freeing civilian hostages.
Some factories do not employ Muslims on the premises who can oversee the process, Nana said.
Russia was considering sending a group of observers to oversee the May 11 referendum, Russian news reported on Tuesday.
It also wants an unelected royal commission be appointed to oversee and implement such measures.
Obamacare is just one example of the risks facing politicians who oversee major tech projects.
Historical Examples of oversee
I tried to get him to oversee the mill for me, but, after our trouble, he refused to do anything about it.
Wayside CourtshipsHamlin Garland
He had to go away one time and he hired a white man to oversee while he was gone.
Slave Narratives, OklahomaVarious
He used to oversee my place on the lake, and did it capitally, too.
Uncle Tom's CabinHarriet Beecher Stowe
Take charge of the marketing, or oversee the housekeeping for a year.
Girls and WomenHarriet E. Paine (AKA E. Chester}
We will not be able to oversee the work, that is a drawback.
The Skylark of SpaceEdward Elmer Smith and Lee Hawkins Garby