Sentence examples for increase supervision from inspiring English sources

NASD, formerly the National Association of Securities Dealers, proposed rules yesterday that would increase supervision of brokers who have a history of customer complaints.

Before agreeing to surrender their license, the operators asserted in a disciplinary hearing before the State Department of Health that the home had undertaken renovations, overhauled medication practices and brought in more workers to increase supervision of residents.

[A12.] NASD Clamps Down on Brokers NASD, formerly the National Association of Securities Dealers, proposed rules that would increase supervision of brokers who have a history of customer complaints.

SHANGHAI — China's top drug safety agency has ordered its local bureaus to increase supervision over the production of heparin, a blood-thinning drug that has been linked to at least 19 deaths and hundreds of allergic reactions in the United States, China's state-run news agency reported Friday.

To reduce playground injuries, parents/caregivers should increase supervision of young children on playground surfaces.

Another bill would increase supervision and drug testing of offenders after release from jails in England and Wales and open up the Probation Service to private competition in an effort to cut reoffending rates.

Negative consequences included increased supervision, breathalysing, delayed dispensing and supervised consumption of methadone.

She said the children were now being given increased supervision.

Without additional funding to pay for more staff, appropriate training and better and increased supervision for staff, it is difficult to foresee how improvements can be made.

Carol Vogler, owner of Vogler Brothers Inc. in Katonah, welcomes the county's effort to protect the environment, but doesn't look forward to the increased supervision.

Such critiques were reflected in recent parole reforms that increased supervision of agents, reduced their caseloads and focused resources on more high-risk offenders, according to the department.