Sentence examples for formal supervision from inspiring English sources

Findings suggest that supervising professionals underestimated the level of formal supervision required by incumbents in trial positions.

Formal supervision of banking had been transferred to the Financial Services Authority, but the Bank should have been a lot more alert, as King has admitted.

Our experience as part time staff in some of the private universities and university colleges made us realise that Tutorial Assistants (academic staff with a bachelor's degree) are assigned undergraduate courses to teach and evaluate student progress without any formal supervision.

Perkinson notes that "America's criminal justice juggernaut currently consumes more than $200 billion a year and employes 2.4 million individuals to keep 7.3 million others under formal supervision".

During Thursday's sentencing, Kennedy referred to the "ineptitude of prosecutors in the case" and said it was necessary that DeStefano be placed under formal supervision of the county's Probation Department for three years.

Rarely do education systems have sufficient technical resources to make formal supervision viable on its own.

This system of social organization, called lijia (later replaced by or coexistent with a local defense system called baojia), served to stabilize, regulate, and indoctrinate the populace under relatively loose formal state supervision.

Workplaces which protected time for intentional learning activities such as journal clubs, in-services and formal clinical supervision afforded greater opportunities for workplace learning to occur.

Formal clinical supervision arrangements and training plans should be established in order to address the concerns of professionals and accelerate full utilisation of assistants.

A total of 37 (86.1 %) of the lay counsellors reported having some kind of formal counselling supervision at work, while 5 (11.6 %) reported the opposite.

(Doctor 8) Consultant Trainers acknowledged the problems arising from unstructured postgraduate training with no protected time for learning, no formal educational supervision and lack of constructive criticism, impinging on their learning.