Sentence examples for oversee practices from inspiring English sources

Lynn was at Giants Stadium after practice Thursday and will oversee practices again next week.... Giants Coach JIM FASSEL intended to speak with Lynn about how to improve the defense's ability to generate turnovers.

English practices are geographically organised in 151 Primary Care Trusts (PCTs: commissioning bodies that oversee practices operating in a locality) and those in turn into 10 Strategic Health Authorities (SHAs: responsible for fiscal policy at a regional level).

It entails immersion in musical life (classical music is to be played constantly in the child's home); miniature instruments built to fit tiny hands; the learning of real pieces by ear through imitation, with music-reading taught only later; and the intensive involvement of parents, who are trained along with the child and oversee practice at home.

They are also consulting workplace monitors who oversee practicing clinicians to be sure they haven't exhibited any unusual behavior suggesting substance abuse, officials said.

Now, Rivera oversees practices in which players are yelled at by coaches if they take an offensive player to the ground, except during so-called live drills that are few and far between at training camp.

What distinguishes her from other medical students is that she finds time between laboratory research and experiments to coach new students through the rigors of medical school, showing them how to manage their time and overseeing practice drills.

JWE and CPM designed study protocol and oversaw practice recruitment and data collection.

All the organ and legislative adaptations and developments proposed concern the central government, and a central implementing institute, the National Institute of ATM (NIATM) will be overseeing practice (in a central hospital and pharmacy), as well as research and educational activities.

A typology based on the proportion of admissions that are emergency could help individual practices, federations or other organizations that oversee general practices improve their understanding of practice populations and the ability of practices to care for them.

"Old institutions cannot adequately oversee new practices".

In 2007, Milton Mollen, a retired New York State judge hired by the longshoremen's international to oversee ethical practices, expelled both Aulisis from the union.