The major generals were also charged with superintending "a reformation of manners"—the imposition of strict Puritan codes of social and sexual conduct.
He also built other machinery for the Mint, and helped superintend the early coining.
There are also documentaries on pop musicians which are invariably co-produced and superintended by their subjects.
Respondents' proposed rule would also raise serious separation-of-powers concerns, enlisting the federal courts to superintend, at the behest of any federal taxpayer, the speeches, statements, and myriad daily activities of the President, his staff, and other Executive Branch officials.
Second, Franco Bernabei, a respected consulting enologist, superintends Fazi's verdicchio.
Quartermaster, officer who superintends arrangements for the quartering and movement of troops.
Mr. Miyazawa superintends these interests at the Liberal Democratic Party, which has dominated Japan for nearly all of the last 45 years.
Mitz's most difficult job is superintending the rage and exhaustion and boredom that are the almost daily result of others-not-getting-this, much as Mrs. Dupuis superintends her phantom knee pain — privately, measuring out her comforts in little doses.
At Jubail, on the Gulf, a navy captain, Grenville Johnson, superintends the Saudi fleet of Vosper minehunters at the head of a naval team of eight.
"It will feel funny without them," allowed Mary Ellen Houck, the church master, who superintends the 108-year-old Dutch Renaissance landmark at West End Avenue and 77th Street.
Yet another kingpin, one played by Laurence Fishburne, does his business from a rumpled Lower East Side rooftop where, to all appearances, he mainly superintends a flock of carrier pigeons.
