Sentence examples for actively supervising from inspiring English sources

For the Presley sessions in January 1969 he broke with the usual practice by introducing songs in which Elvis, his manager and his song publisher had no financial interest, and by actively supervising the sessions, persuading the singer to go over each song many times in search of the best result.

Dreeben said it would be extraordinary overreach "to pull back the curtain" of internal "personnel" and prosecutorial decision-making by an "alive and awake" deputy attorney general actively supervising a special counsel who is "not on a frolic and on a detour" from investigating what he was charged to do.

Rather than actively supervising schools, it relies on Ofsted, tough exam performance measures and simple financial controls to keep them in line.

During Family Swim Hours, children under age 18 must have a parent or legal guardian whom is a member of the O'Connor Recreation Center in the water actively supervising them at all times, regardless of swimming ability.

The safety of children raised with dogs depends on recognizing stress signs in dogs, teaching children appropriate ways to bond with a dog, and actively supervising interactions between children and dogs.

Make it a rule that dogs are not allowed into the pool area unless someone is actively supervising the dog.

African and Western diplomats, along with U.N. officials, actively supervised negotiations to end the war.

Today, no one at the department actively supervises multibillion-dollar cleanup projects that are let out to contractors.

I offer these suggestions: Train teachers and paraprofessionals, or both, to anticipate and recognize the signs of bullying, and then assign them to actively supervise lunch periods.

The U.N. Security Council could step up its participation by appointing an international high representative who would actively supervise the interim Iraqi government until the first round of elections.

Within the FAQs, it is clear that the DOL expects firms to go beyond relying on written policies and procedures and actively supervise adviser behavior.