The GSEs should be released from government control, re-listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and allowed to retain their profits — all while under prudent government supervision and capital controls.
Moreover, there could be additional standards relating to specific programs and/or activities where more supervision may be prudent, if not required.
Thus it would seem prudent to provide some form of supervision and/or support from experienced colleagues.
For the prevention of resistance to the second-line anti-TB drugs, especially for the XDR-TB prevention, prudent use of drugs, treatment follow-up, supervision, and case management should be regulated (26).
DVFA is already using VetStat and CHR data and data from VetReg in risk management and risk communication of antimicrobial consumption, for instance in our supervision of all veterinarians on prudent use of antimicrobials and welfare control in herds.
If he does not, he should be released under supervision, including an ankle bracelet if prudent.
Daily supervision of patients with diabetes is prudent to ensure compliance because the World Health Organization (WHO 2003) has reported that diabetes noncompliance is very prevalent in the United States.
In The Hobbit, a rogue Gandalf hides his true purposes from his peers among the Wise for as long as possible, has eccentric ideas about what's happening in the world, and generally acts as unsponsored and unencouraged Adult Supervision for a mission no one else believes prudent, possible, or even particularly important.
The involvement of practice managers and other members of the practice supervision team in professional development activities would appear prudent in this context.
