Sentence examples for be placed under supervision from inspiring English sources

Huntington Bancshares said yesterday that it expected to be placed under supervision by federal bank regulators amid a Securities and Exchange Commission accounting inquiry involving auto leases.

The city had been under a deadline to balance this year's municipal budget, which faced a $4 million deficitr, or be placed under supervision by the Local Finance Board, an arm of the state Division of Local Government Services.

If the Youth Care Agency is indeed concerned about the situation, it notifies the Child Protection Board, which will then investigate whether the juvenile should be placed under supervision.

Jewish community organisations were placed under supervision of the SD and tasked with encouraging and facilitating Jewish emigration.

Sanchez was placed under supervision and ordered to report regularly to immigration authorities, though for "unknown reasons" deportation proceedings were never begun, said U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman Virginia Kice.

If the child has been placed under supervision, the family guardian also returns to assess the plan.

If the Family Group Conference concerns children who have been placed under supervision, the family guardian involved will present the minimum requirements of the plan during this phase (basic requirements).

Otherwise, the child would be placed under state supervision and sent to a safe house to receive medical care and counseling that would likely be unavailable in detention.

The defendants could be placed under probation supervision for five years or, in more serious cases, sent to prison for up to four years.

Mordechai Vanunu, who worked at the country's main nuclear reactor and was sentenced to 18 years in prison for divulging details of the plant to a British newspaper in 1986, will be placed under government supervision when he completes his sentence in April, the prime minister's office said.

During the hearing, he described Mr. Banier as a "predator" and asked whether a daughter, who sees her mother in decline, should "remain silent and do nothing?" The daughter had also initiated a civil case requesting that her mother's affairs be placed under judicial supervision given her fragile mental state.