We can't constantly supervise everyone in football," insisted Blatter.
"Maryland law clearly allows a 13-year-old to supervise visitation with a younger child," Stansfield wrote.
I manage the day-to-day operations of our interpretive division, that is, I supervise the permanent and seasonal rangers who contact the public every day.
Obeid's lawyer argued that taking away his passport could affect his ability to supervise renovations on a family home he had inherited in Lebanon.
There is currently no remit for psychologists to go into schools or supervise midwives.
Hopes that a compromise deal was imminent helped rally the markets, as the FTSE rose to a new record high in London, despite Athens insisting that Yanis Varoufakis would continue to supervise talks.
Rice had stipulated that McAleer could not supervise the boy alone.
If the drinking age were lowered, parties could be held on campus and colleges could supervise them better, critics say.* On December 5th Will Dana, the managing editor of Rolling Stone, issued a note to readers saying that the gang rape story they published may have been inaccurate.
When Burley Griffin eventually travelled to Canberra to supervise construction, he had to spend the next few years adjusting his plans to fit his first-hand observations of the site.At least Burley Griffin did adapt.
They supervise homework; attend parents' evenings; go to prenatal and parenting classes; read blockbusters about child psychology.
The SEC did not accuse Mr Cohen directly of insider trading, but filed a civil suit against him for failing "reasonably to supervise" two underlings, who now await criminal trial for it.
