Sentence examples for increased supervisory from inspiring English sources

This influx will peak in 2012 and is likely to result in increased supervisory demands in the context of an already overstretched service.

- Immunization Managers When asked about potential barriers to organizing work well, respondents did not see time as a barrier, but concerns were raised about adequate human resources and financial resources to cover increased supervisory tasks and visits that would accompany the implementation of supportive supervision.

"This is part of Colonel Dunbar's efforts to increase supervisory responsibility and to make sure the job is being done constitutionally and with compassion," John Hagerty, a state police spokesman, said today.

In order for the new policy to allow for effective engagement, the Bank will have to increase its supervisory role, particularly for high and substantial risk projects and for those taking place in countries where communities and civil society may have limited capacity and space to operate.

With increased automation and supervisory control, the physical content of jobs has decreased while cognitive workload has increased.

These include increased powers to supervisory agencies, prudential regulations on large exposures and connected lending in addition to the possible creation of a national credit registry.

In member countries, the French and German central banks have had their supervisory responsibilities increased.

As district capacity increased, regional and national supervisory levels began to demand more training for themselves in order to be better equipped to support the newly identified district needs.

According to the Economic Policy Institute, from 1978 to 2015 the average corporate CEO's salary grew 997percentt while the average salary of a private sector, non-supervisory worker increased just 10.9percentt.

The mean weekly earnings of the nation's nearly 90 million private sector, production and non-supervisory workers increased by only 4% over the decade.

For recommended or adequate treatment (Table 2, columns 5-6), the multivariate model revealed that the only statistically significant associations were with increasing number of supervisory visits and increasing number of IMCI classifications.