Furlong progressed quickly to supervising installations, and he began learning drafting skills as a draftsman's apprentice.
There is also a strong streak of misogyny in a play that shows the boys' club striking back against the castrating matriarch: it's significant how quickly the supervising doctor forms a clannish rapport with the rackety Randle.
Poor supervision by senior colleagues appears to have a role to play in MAE causation, manifesting as pressuring students to administer drugs more quickly, not supervising or assisting closely enough or giving unclear/incorrect instructions (n = 4) [ 34, 40, 42, 43, 45, 63, 86].
Officials said President Bush, mindful of the turmoil at the commission and the accounting oversight board that it is supposed to supervise, is moving quickly to find a successor to Mr. Pitt, although no decision is imminent.
The studios and their trade group, the Motion Picture Association, sought to portray the report as a positive step forward that could still quickly result in legislation, or a Congressional directive to the Federal Communications Commission to supervise the regulation.
The crew — six state prison inmates and the two correction officers supervising them — quickly got down to business on a hot July morning, yanking up carpet and floor tile with hands and ice scrapers and hauling at least a dozen plastic garbage bags of debris to the curb.
Given that the information from the CSMAR dataset about listed companies' ultimate controllers only began in 2004 and considering that the SASAC at the state level was set up in 2003 and regional levels of SASAC quickly followed thereafter, their supervising and administrative effects on state assets would only surface the following year.
Maynard discusses the importance of substitution of health professionals where there are shortages but such a strategy implies both that there are sufficient numbers of substitutes and that they can be trained quickly, adequately indemnified and supervised more cheaply and safely [ 27].
