Sentence examples for extended supervision from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they will supervise junior therapists after a thorough self-experience phase with extended supervision.

They offered subsidies to private schools, extended supervision over them, and regulated their tuition.

The employee, Grace Riedlinger, 21, was fired and faces a charge of taking a nude photo without consent, for which she could be sentenced to 1½ years in prison and two years of extended supervision.

"What could really hurt him is not recognizing that you cannot have internal mechanisms without external review of some sort," explained Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former city cop and prosecutor who thinks the NYPD has atrophied under Kelly's extended supervision.

A spokesman said: "Our probation reforms were a positive change for public safety, extending supervision and support to approximately 40,000 extra offenders each year - nearly 20% more than in 2014.

Moreover, regulators in Washington have extended their supervision to the crude oil futures trading on ICE Futures Europe, already regulated in London.

In the beginning these civil servants in a real sense servants of the crown were sent out from Berlin to deal with such purely military matters as recruiting, billeting, and victualing the troops, but in the course of time they extended their supervision to civil matters as well.

IBM is doing just that - its project that remotely monitors the environment that could affect the health of elderly people in Bolzano, Italy, extended caretaker supervision with sensors embedded all over the patients' homes, providing round-the-clock peace of mind not only for the patients but for their families too.

The federal government for the first time will keep tabs on companies that collect payments on federal student loans, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced Tuesday, extending federal supervision over companies such as Sallie Mae after years of scant oversight by the Department of Education.

Various bills proposed in Congress would extend that supervision to any foreign exchange with trading terminals in the United States.

At the time, Paranoid Parenting documented the growing tendency to extend adult supervision into every aspect of children's lives.