oversee
verb (used with object), o·ver·saw, o·ver·seen, o·ver·see·ing.
Origin of oversee
Related Words for overseen
inspect, command, shepherd, eye, superintend, overlook, watch, boss, herd, chaperon, survey, skipper, captain, baby-sit, quarterbackExamples from the Web for overseen
Contemporary Examples of overseen
He says, “They were overseen by the presidential administration,” adding that additional arrests are likely in the coming weeks.
The Daily Beast will be overseen by managing director Deidre Depke and executive editor John Avlon.
Abbott testified that Williams had overseen the armory and that none of the weapons or anything else had ever gone missing.
Since 2006, the ATF has been overseen by revolving cast of acting directors, none of whom received official Senate confirmation.
He, presumably, would be the one who could have overseen any Secret Service investigation.
Historical Examples of overseen
She might have been overseen from the orchard, but no one ever went in there except to gather the fruit.
Armorel of LyonesseWalter Besant
He had overseen the construction of the launch and knew all about it from stem to stern.
The Launch Boys' Cruise in the DeerfootEdward S. Ellis
An examination, however, overseen by Roger, and bitterly resented by him.
PortiaDuchess
Ay, sir, a good fellow may sometimes be overseen among friends.
It was overseen by the National Committee, consisting of twenty-four presidents of large international unions.
The Great Steel Strike and its LessonsWilliam Z. Foster