Sentence examples for managing and supervising from inspiring English sources
Managing and supervising security in large networks has become a challenging task, as new threats and flaws are being discovered on a daily basis.
By applying leading skills, Trask finds that the complex task of managing and supervising becomes less of a challenge, and more a collaborative culture.
However, governments have various policy options for the aim of recovering environmental condition (water, soil, and especially air quality), such as imposing strict standards on air pollutant emissions or managing and supervising fuel quality.
In such context, this paper presents a smart context-aware quality of service based admission control method to help engineers, network administrators, and healthcare professionals managing and supervising the admission of new patients to biomedical wireless sensor networks.
Hosting hospitals play an essential role in financing, managing and supervising of these CHCs.
JT and SK contributed to designing, managing, and supervising the HDSS and gave technical and supervisory support to the study.
Note: (5-point Likert Scale: 1 = strongly disagree, 5 = strongly agree) The main themes that emerged from the data addressed the organization of the immunization program, support and feedback, mechanisms for management and supervision, capacity and knowledge to manage and supervise, work motivation, and barriers relating to the health system and immunization.
Even then, Mr. Breaux said, "the federal government would set the standards and would manage and supervise all the screeners".
"This constituted a direct conflict between On-Point's obligations to objectively manage and supervise projects on behalf of the Department, its own financial interests and that of Mr Gwangwa, its sole Director.
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Ronalds said Palm Islanders had been victims of systemic racism that was "so entrenched that it is apparently invisible to those who did it and those who manage and supervise it".
