Sentence examples for more closely supervised from inspiring English sources

Some work has been brought back in-house so that it can be more closely supervised.

In quality preschools, children are more closely supervised and engaged in a variety of activities, researchers say.

It also wants the "lead generators" – the worst bottom-feeders in the murky world of payday lending – to be more closely supervised.

In a phone conversation with her boss, he spoke of the "oppressive nature of this prosecution" and recommended that Treadway be more closely supervised.

Industry representatives, trade groups, investor advocates and regulators discussed how to put into practice Congress's desire for a more closely supervised market in derivatives.

It is much smaller and is supposed to be more closely supervised, by the Organisation of American States; the army will continue to patrol the area.Yet many obstacles lie ahead.

The more structured and closely supervised surgical training programmes following MMC have been designed to compensate for the reduced time spent in training, but this issue has caused much anxiety among junior doctors as well as those delivering training.

So, for many PIs, designing studies may come down to weighing the costs and advantages of having work done outside their labs by cheaper and faster outsourcers or in-house by trainees who, though slower and more expensive, can be closely supervised.

He and other trainers said progress was possible and Afghan recruits quickly "catch on" when closely supervised; but, they said, far more trainers are needed.

Land use/cover spatial database were created using supervised classification because it is more closely controlled by the analyst and it gives more accurate result.

The official suggested that the parties might have more success in a different format from that arranged and closely supervised by the administration at Shepherdstown.