Sentence examples for agency supervisor from inspiring English sources

The shredding was discovered in April by an agency supervisor who witnessed what appeared to be unauthorized destruction of documents.

Appropriate state regulator means any state officer, agency, supervisor or other entity that has regulatory authority over, or is empowered to institute enforcement action against, a particular institution.

And an agency supervisor wrote that because other jails were "finicky" about accepting detainees with known medical problems like Mr. Romero's, such people would continue to be placed at the Bergen jail as "a last resort".

Both the agency and the airline were embarrassed by a disclosure that two F.A.A. inspectors had complained that an agency supervisor allowed Southwest to operate older Boeing 737s that had gone past a deadline for inspection.

A former city housing agency supervisor has been arrested on charges that she took bribes of $5,000 to $6,000 from more than a dozen tenants to provide them with federal rent subsidy vouchers that should have gone to needy families.

Border Patrol agents have been diverted from land to sea, and an agency supervisor recently called the ocean "the front line". The eruption in sea-based smuggling has created the same cat-and-mouse game in the ocean that has long existed along the U.S.-Mexico border.

He transmitted his completed report to his agency supervisors on September 30.

The former agency supervisors said the majority of surrenders do not involve DEA enforcement actions.

The instruction not to refer to "climate change" came from agency supervisors as well as lawyers, according to the report.

The C.I.A. inspector general, David B. Buckley, found that the collaboration was fraught with "irregular personnel practices," that it lacked "formal documentation in some important instances," and that "there was inadequate direction and control" by agency supervisors.

The Reagan-era initiative, though, drew criticism from agency supervisors who disliked the disruption of supplying agents for temporary rotations, and questioned whether its benefits outweighed the risks and cost.