Sentence examples for outside supervisors from inspiring English sources

Some steps have been taken since the fire: tighter rules guiding new construction, bringing in outside supervisors for fire drills and outside experts for inspections.

Despite efforts to introduce outside supervisors, performance reports and other monitoring mechanisms, the private nature of these companies breaks the ordinary administrative chain of command, placing both governments and the public at a disadvantage in terms of ensuring transparency.

"A great problem we have with many people here — you train them, and then they don't come back if the work is rough, and you have to start over with others". Outside, supervisors in trucks started to pull into the gravel yard.

No actor has been chosen as the new office boss, though the series hired the veteran actor James Spader to be the outside supervisor from the parent company.

With a faculty mentor and an outside supervisor, they keep a journal, and the program finishes with a presentation before a panel of teachers, students and community members.

Greer Lanzet knew she had found her outside supervisor when she read a newspaper article about a comedian who graduated from Scarsdale High in 1996.

Finally, an international tribunal ruled that Brcko would be run as a separate district, with an appointed local government and an outside American supervisor who would be fortified with broad powers.

When Joshua Lazard started working within Duke Chapel less than a year ago, he noticed a rainbow placard hanging outside his supervisor's office.

(41) Given the globalisation of banking services and the increased importance of international standards, the ECB should carry out its tasks in respect of international standards and in dialogue and close cooperation with supervisors outside the Union, without duplicating the international role of the EBA.

(41) Given the globalisation of banking services and the increased importance of international standards, the ECB should carry out its tasks in respect of international standards and in dialogue and close cooperation with supervisors outside the Union, without duplicating or restricting the international role of the EBA.

(Village leader, male, age 28) Support from facility-based supervisors outside of supervision encounters was not as extensive as the ongoing support provided by village leaders.