Sentence examples for controlled and supervised from inspiring English sources
Fiercely controlled and supervised by the states, which value the taxes generated by parimutuel betting, thoroughbred racing is far cleaner than its reputation, but cheating is not unheard of.
The Manchukuo government, though nominally in Chinese hands, was in fact rigidly controlled and supervised by the Japanese, who proceeded to transform Manchuria into an industrial and military base for Japan's expansion into Asia.
The overall operation of the board is controlled and supervised by a DSP tightly interacting with an FPGA that acts as a parallel co-processor.
The information flow, material flow and fund flow in the gold mine enterprise have been optimally integrated, and the processes of production and management have been optimally controlled and supervised.
BT controlled and supervised animals on a daily basis.
The InEK is controlled and supervised by the Committee on Hospital Payment, an institution consisting of representatives from the contracting partners (see Fig. 1).
The paper describes a platform which is a software product designed to control and supervise multiple robot-vision controllers using remote connections with a number of Adept Technology V+ controllers, either located in a local network or via Internet.
She added: "Where were the Tasers, pepper sprays, batons?" The family filed a $10.5m wrongful death lawsuit against the city at the beginning of the month, claiming that "the city of Winslow was negligent in hiring, training, retaining, controlling and supervising" the officer who killed Tsingine.
Our conclusion points, in particular, to the spatial gap – and incidentally the limitations – of any attempt to control and supervise a globalized industry from a national or regional perspective.
For instance, in a 1988 decision in a case called Morrison v. Olson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a statute that prohibited a president from firing an independent counsel without cause, even though it undeniably limited the president's constitutional authority to control and supervise the Executive Branch.
