Sentence examples for countries under supervision from inspiring English sources
Some, perhaps, once posed a threat but no longer do so and should go to other countries under supervision.
Mr. Bose said more pilot projects would be undertaken to meet standards in states around the country over the next six months under the supervision of his institute, which approved the technology in 2004 after years of testing.
Jamal was able to stay in the country under supervision and with a temporary work permit due in part to Obama-era memorandum that prioritized the deportation of individuals with a criminal record but permitted immigrants who were making efforts to improve their lives.
Since June, though, Germany has balked at proposals by the European Commission and France to put all 6,000 lenders in euro zone countries under the supervision of the regulator in a system that would be phased in starting Jan . 1
By adopting a modular approach, trainees can perform the simpler steps of the modular program in the low-volume centers available within many countries under the supervision of surgeons who are still developing their techniques for the more complex parts of the operation.
He said he was "confident" that the Burmese had agreed to a diplomatic compromise that could resolve the impasse to get substantial amounts of relief into the country under the supervision of Asian countries, rather than the western countries that the regime views with suspicion.
The trusteeship system, like the mandate system under the League of Nations, was established on the premise that colonial territories taken from countries defeated in war should not be annexed by the victorious powers but should be administered by a trust country under international supervision until their future status was determined.
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Other immigrants who were previously allowed to stay in the country under ICE supervision have been chased into churches to avoid deportation.
The fund would be located offshore, perhaps in Luxembourg – meaning that some of Greece's most valuable assets would be parked outside the country, under others' supervision.
