Sentence examples for direct supervisory from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rodriguez had direct supervisory responsibility for Mr. Lippman.

Their authority in these matrix organizations comes from their complete control over their particular project rather than from any direct supervisory authority over the individual functions.

(iii) Any personnel exercising direct supervisory authority of the performance of the activities described in paragraph (b)(1)(i) or (ii) of this section.

But Mr. Cox said his agency should oversee investment banks, while Mr. Geithner said the Fed must have a direct supervisory role over any firms that borrow from the central bank.

Even if a direct supervisory role does not exist, one person in a relationship may not evaluate the other's work or exercise direct or indirect influence or authority over the other person's work or position, including sitting on or writing a letter of reference to a hiring or promotion and tenure committee considering that other person.

Regarding the firm's ownership concentration, large stockholders, unlike minority shareholders, may have incentives to supervise managerial actions as the increase in their wealth derived from their supervisory action may be higher than the direct supervisory costs incurred.

The controller has a layered architecture and supports two degrees of cooperation between the operator and robot, direct and supervisory control.

Following a report in 1917, organizations known as Whitley Councils were set up, consisting of equal numbers of medium and lower staffs on the one hand and directing and supervisory staffs on the other.

Internet telerobotics has emerged in recent decade with direct control and supervisory control as the main teleoperation paradigms.

Remarkable though it is, arguably the most important reference figure for interest rates is not subject to direct regulatory and supervisory controls.

Principal investigators are prohibited from having a sexual or romantic relationship with any graduate student or postdoctoral scholar (postdoctoral associate or fellow) over whom they have direct or indirect supervisory or other authority.