Sentence examples for more closely supervising from inspiring English sources
By more closely supervising convicts on parole, states have kept many of them from returning.
The president's plan calls for more closely supervising the cash transfers and limiting them to direct family members who are not Communist Party officials.
The George W. Bush White House began more closely supervising the F.D.A. Republicans were critical of government regulations, and no agency issued more rules with greater influence over daily life than the F.D.A., which oversees foods, drugs, tobacco, cosmetics and other products that account for 25 cents of every dollar consumers spend.
Other elements of the regulatory overhaul, such as the requirement that hedge funds register with and be more closely supervised by the S.E.C., would mark a sharp departure from the policies of the Bush administration.
As New York State lawmakers consider whether to renew the 2002 mayoral control law, which expires June 30, one proposal on the table would revive the district superintendents, now largely powerless, to more closely supervise and support principals.
In a March memorandum, and again in a letter dated Monday, Jonathan Lippman, the state's chief administrative judge, told state judges that the law required them to more closely supervise the receivers they appoint to oversee bankrupt or mismanaged businesses and property.
Courts should more closely supervise prosecutors by using pretrial conferences where prosecutors must say what they are disclosing under the Brady rule and what they are withholding.
The production schedule was scaled back, and a larger number of creative executives were hired to more closely supervise production, a move that was not popular among the animation staff.
Considering how quickly he had to work, the complexity is astonishing, with Korngold closely supervising sumptuous orchestrations by associates.
Basic laboratory practice was reinforced by educating staff and closely supervising work practices.
Being "more in control than ever", Shakira closely supervised the development of the album.
