Sentence examples for heavy supervision from inspiring English sources

In this era of heavy supervision, children still need "space".

"This is a one-person job," he said, referring to his ability to run ABC without heavy supervision.

Participants without significant dysfunction on motor FIM were grouped into supervision groups differing in intensity of time commitment from caregiver (independent, moderate supervision, heavy supervision).

Dr. Sox speculated that nurse practitioners might not fare as well with more complicated cases, when they had to admit patients to a hospital, care for them while there, and make appropriate choices about drugs, which physicians spend many years learning, under heavy supervision.

This would include, for instance, sentences which would allow prisoners to keep a job but spend evenings and weekends in prison; secure hostels, or very open prisons, part of whose job would be to cater to the large number of offenders who are mentally disturbed and have difficulty dealing with real life; community service orders under heavy supervision.

I'd argue that these youngsters will give you more attention that your average therapists and they receive heavy supervision, but if you're sure, all you have to do is request an older student (many of them are second career and over 40) or a doctoral students with at least a few years under their belt.

The demonstration occurred under heavy police supervision, with two police helicopters hovering overhead and NYPD officers restricting access to Lincoln Center with a cordon.

Although Iranian President Hassan Rouhani quickly condemned the violence, and subsequent protests were held under heavy police supervision, Riyadh insisted that the Iranian government had turned a blind eye to the protesters and allowed the attack to happen.

Challenges to the community midwifery programme include: unavailability of drugs, equipment and supplies, lack of transport for referrals, long distances and bad roads, limited funding, inadequate remuneration, lack of supportive supervision, heavy workload, high cost of registration fees, insecurity, TBAs and lack of refresher trainings.

Both have agreed to place their heavy weapons under international supervision and to demobilize their forces, though they have been slow to actually do so.

Three days ago, President Poroshenko accused the rebels in eastern Ukraine of reluctance to withdraw heavy weapons under international supervision, in accordance with the terms of the ceasefire agreed in the Belarussian capital Minsk.