Sentence examples for more than supervising from inspiring English sources

Mentoring means more than supervising lab work, stated Convocation keynote speaker Shirley Malcolm, head of the Directorate for Education and Human Resource Training at AAAS (which also publishes Next Wave), who serves as PI on the Sloan Foundation grant that currently funds NPA.

L.A. County Supervisor Hilda Solis — noting that half the county's jail space is taken up by pretrial defendants, many of whom are there only because they can't pay bail — noted during a debate on new jail construction that locking up those defendants costs far more than supervising them out of jail.

The Cross Brothers may have done much more than supervise.

Awaiting death, it is incapable of doing much more than lightly supervising the audit contracts it awarded to private firms.

The original idea of Harry Zhou, who, as a first-year lawyer, was tasked with proofing a 250-page contract and wanted more than his supervising lawyer's assurance that "you did great," jEugene scans through a legal document and highlights in text potential drafting mistakes in the document.

"Judge Jackson repeatedly made clear that he did not want to be another Harold Greene," said Stephen D. Houk, a lawyer who has represented the states in the Microsoft case, referring to the judge who spent more than a decade supervising every facet of operations of AT&T after its complex consent decree was approved.

It could be more of a supervising position than it is today, but there is no time for that.

It is also not certain that a rejuvenated Congress would be more effective in supervising the president than the Supreme Court.

Of course, more senior counselors and the camp director himself were watching, but for us, what could be more fun than inventing, supervising and playing games every day in the sun?

Mr. London was the audit partner in charge at KPMG's Los Angeles office, supervising more than 500 accountants, which presumably gave him the authority to seek information on the progress of audits other than the ones he was directly supervising.

Put another way, the day before the amendment would go into effect, the under secretary would be supervising more than 50,000 people.