Sentence examples similar to agent supervision from inspiring English sources

But Lavrov said Monday that Russia would urge Assad to place Syria's stockpile of nerve gases, blister agents and other chemical agents under U.N. supervision for eventual destruction.

They dispatch Special Agent Brad Wolgast Gosselaarl Gosselaar) under supervision of his former friend Clark Richards Vincent Piazzaa, voice deeper than any character development on the show) to fetch a child no one will miss: 10-year-old orphan Amy Bellafonte (Saniyya Sidney), the show's occasional narrator.

Albanian agents, under C.I.A. supervision, kidnapped five members of the cell, blindfolded them, interrogated them for several days, and then sent the Egyptian members to Cairo.

But he also acknowledged failures by agents under his supervision.

Additional treatment options include topical or intralesional steroids, or immunosuppressive agents (under specialist supervision).

A substantial increase in information asymmetry would push up the costs of supervision on agent behaviors and also expand the space for agent behaviors.

Though agents usually work under the supervision of a broker, the paycheck comes entirely from commissions, which are split among the listing agent, the listing broker, the cooperating agent (who has found the buyer) and the cooperating broker.

Here, we propose an multi agents based architecture for supervision of large-scale chemical plants.

Such critiques were reflected in recent parole reforms that increased supervision of agents, reduced their caseloads and focused resources on more high-risk offenders, according to the department.

The cockpit voice recorder from the hijacked jet that left Newark and crashed in western Pennsylvania on Tuesday was brought to Washington overnight, to a specially equipped laboratory of the National Transportation Safety Board, where technicians were examining it this morning under the supervision of agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Research over the years has shown that increasing access to medications such as methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone – withdrawal agents given under medical supervision to help wean people off opioids and heroin – have been shown to help addicts get through withdrawal, reduce relapse and overdose, and go on to live healthy, functional lives.