Under the £450m-a-year probation sell-off, the supervision of more than 200,000 low- and medium-risk offenders will be taken over by the private and voluntary sectors in 21 community rehabilitation companies.
FOR those who championed a hands-off approach to the supervision of finance, the economic meltdown should have prompted reflection on the value of common-sense regulation.
Local heroin The Cuban question ReprintsAcross the street from the Crosstown clinic is one where addicts can take drugs they buy off the street under supervision of the health authorities.
The domestic market runs from school trips to slightly riskier "adrenalin sports", such as white-water rafting and cliff-jumping, and full-blast "survival schools", where pasty-faced desk-jockeys learn how to skin rabbits and live off the land, under the supervision of a grizzled instructor with a military background.
It might seem like stating the obvious, but fresh-off-the-boat interns need near-total supervision.
Hiving off bank supervision to the FSA in 1997 contributed to the regulatory laxity that allowed financial troubles to build up.
Under the supervision of off-duty or retired military officers, future business leaders are trained in the basics of leadership and problem solving.
He told associates that Arab armies were traditionally large to keep angry young men off the street and under the supervision of the government.
In an adjoining room, the five athletes who make up the Iraqi national diving team were practicing their pikes off 10-meter platforms under the supervision of their coaches.
In 1591 the "back field" was walled off, but little more was done until 1608, when under the supervision of Francis Bacon, the Treasurer, more construction work was undertaken, particularly in walling off and improving the gardens and walks.
