Sentence examples for mere supervision from inspiring English sources

Experiences have ranged from mere supervision of local authorities or warring factions (as the UN did in Cambodia) to the assumption of all legislative, executive and judicial responsibilities, as happened in Kosovo, where there was little functioning government left.

It appears that the Centre has been working with targeted children – that is, children who require and would benefit from more intensive interventions than mere supervision by a juvenile justice body, in order to respond to their offending or anti-social behaviour.

But someone of the state (who isn't an active market participant) has to review the substance and have the power to veto or modify decisions; the "mere potential for state supervision" isn't enough.

They note that, under the criminal procedure act, Pistorius will qualify to be released from prison under correctional supervision after serving "a mere 10 months".

Since that haunting case, a generation of parents and administrators have created dense rituals of supervision around what used to be a mere afterthought of childhood: taking yourself to and from school.

Some human resource management activities such as supervision, promotion and training are done as mere rituals with little or no attempt to match needs, while others such as performance appraisal are completely absent.

Maybe that is because some Nanjing officials consider the Communist Party's credo of "supervision by the people" to be more than mere words.

His guidance and supervision were needed because the remake was not a mere graphical update as Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy IIs remakes were, but a total overhaul using the Nintendo DS's 3D capabilities.

However, supervision by the district team is often limited to mere data collection and establishing drugs inventories.

But if the fellow running a company is a mere mortal, you're better off if he's getting a little adult supervision from the board.

For safety's sake, no shopper, whether billionaire or mere millionaire, is allowed to touch the merchandise shimmering on the shelves of this less-than-luxurious Madison Avenue cubbyhole without direct supervision from the staff.