Sentence examples for governmental supervision from inspiring English sources

Polling stations are operated by presumably disinterested government officials or polling clerks under governmental supervision.

One of the purposes served by the establishment clause is to remove debate over this kind of issue from governmental supervision or control.

Subsequent legislation has redefined their functions, tasks, and constitution; the law of 1858 still provides the basic framework, putting the French chambers of commerce under close governmental supervision.

'In effect, Illinois has imposed a statutory presumption that the best interests of a particular group of children necessitates some governmental supervision in certain clearly defined situations.

It was further implied that although governmental supervision had a high impact on China's current C&D waste management practice, the economic viability should eventually dominate the C&D waste diversion.

As Justice Stevens said, "One of the purposes served by the Establishment Clause is to remove debate over this kind of issue from governmental supervision or control," to avoid the dangers of a union between church and state.

In other instances, one cannot escape the impression that sex, being a highly personal and individualistic matter, is recognized as antithetical to the whole idea of strict governmental control and supervision of the individual.

With the growth of the industrial era, with the necessity for expert regulation which a Congress or Parliament is unable to supply, and with the necessity for governmental control and supervision of much private enterprise, there has come into being a sphere of governmental activity known as administration, which embraces all three of the traditional aspects of governmental powers.

Egyptians developed two types of formal schools for privileged youth under the supervision of governmental officials and priests: one for scribes and the other for priest trainees.

Since it was launched in 2014, the project has been managed and funded by the National Education Examinations Authority (NEEA), a governmental institution under the supervision of the MOE to take charge of educational examinations across the country.

It is responsible for providing inter-governmental support to and supervision of the activities of UNICEF, in accordance with the overall policy guidance of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.