Sentence examples for more intensive supervision from inspiring English sources
The school is intended for students who have had academic or behavioral problems at Mount Vernon High School, and it offers smaller classes and more intensive supervision.
If they comply with the terms of the juvenile sentence, which includes longer and more intensive supervision than a typical juvenile sanction, they will eventually be released without the stain of an adult criminal record.
"Banking regulation has been radically changed with much more intensive supervision of the largest firms.
The FSB should propose by the end of October 2010 possible measures including more intensive supervision and specific additional capital, liquidity, and other prudential requirements.
Addressing the Treasury Committee he said the central bank had a "considerable range of policy options" that would start with "more intensive supervision of mortgage lending".
In a later study of IPSs, the authors conclude that more intensive supervision without effective substance abuse treatment had no significant impact on drug-using offenders' subsequent criminal behavior (Petersilia and Turner 1993).
Secure care homes offer more intensive, specialist supervision for extremely vulnerable children, so tend to be more expensive than the other two types of institutions; this is why, as the Howard League argues, they have repeatedly been a victim of the Youth Justice Board scythe.
This more participatory supervision involved the concepts of connectedness, more intense supervision, and group supervision.
Despite initial delays, the CHF has been embedded within the NHIF organisational structure, bringing more intensive and qualified supervision closer to the district.
As a result of the reform to date, the CHF has been effectively embedded within the NHIF organisational structure, bringing more intensive and qualified supervision closer to the district.
The use of the nonprofits was intended to provide children with more intensive support services and supervision.
