Sentence examples for immediate supervision from inspiring English sources

One of the new proposals would allow hospital patients to take certain drugs on their own, with the approval of hospital officials but without immediate supervision by a nurse.

A production team under the immediate supervision of Michael Seligman, who has been a behind-the-scenes manager of Oscar shows since the 1980s, closed the Kodak Theater to its usual daily tourist visits as preparations began in earnest last week.

At an international security conference in Singapore, he said: "Through the prompt and immediate supervision of the supervisory central body, headed by the prime minister and member ministers, relief camps and hospitals were opened, debris was cleared, emergency power and water supply restored".

The seven groups held four simultaneous discussions without immediate supervision or guidance from the teacher.

And once my kids are old enough and no longer need immediate supervision, I'll be left with the robot to sell or give to a family in need.

The weakness in the statute lies, however, in that no protection is offered to the children who may have been technically outside of Paterno's immediate supervision and guidance as they were not under his direct care.

Most of all, the pleasure in the flow of the game, the unruly sense of possibility in a world with no immediate adult supervision, where anything could happen.

Mr. Sarkozy, 54, had been jogging at the presidential retreat near Versailles when he began to feel faint and was put under immediate medical supervision, the Élysée Palace said.

Our first step was to alert the German health authorities and advise them to consider taking the doctor off the plane to reduce exposure to other passengers, and to put him under immediate medical supervision.

Unlike in residential care settings, HSWs do all of this in the absence of immediate, accessible supervision or staff support [ 14].

The shift supervisor and other senior clinical staff, including the clinic psychiatrists, are alerted by therapists whenever a risk assessment is conducted and support the therapist during the assessment by providing immediate clinical supervision and support in identifying and contacting relevant mental health crisis and emergency services near the patient.