Speaking to The New Yorker in an in-depth look at the NBC show on which the commander in chief became a reality TV star, Jonathan Braun, who served as its supervising editor for seasons one through six, argued footage of the racial slur would have spread.
But it also has to raise money for its operations, supervise its staff, and report to its donors.
This year marked her fifth year of sobriety, and now, Wright sits on Toronto's planning committee for the formulation of its supervised-injection strategy.
In 1864, however, the Procuracy was relieved of its responsibility for supervising administration, its functions being confined to judicial matters, such as acting as public prosecutor in all criminal cases and conducting them on behalf of the government and the law.
It makes clear that the UK retains responsibility for supervising its financial stability, financial institutions and markets as well as maintaining responsibility for the resolution of failed financial institutions within its jurisdiction".
To mitigate their plight, the UN set up the "oil-for-food" programme, whereby its staff supervise the sale of limited amounts of Iraqi oil and the purchase of humanitarian goods with the proceeds.
The oversight board, for instance, is responsible for supervising industry peer reviews that have yielded questionable findings.
Many thanks are due to Professor Gordon Parker for his encouragement and for supervising the research.
However, responding to public outrage over the Niigata case, the public safety commission did reprimand the director of the National Police Agency, Setsuo Tanaka, for failing to supervise its investigator adequately.
FA conceived the original idea for the study, supervised its design, performed the statistical analysis and gave critical comments on the draft manuscript.
