Sentence examples for regulated supervised from inspiring English sources

If substitute health workers are not properly regulated, supervised and motivated, there will be serious limitations to the roles they could play and to the quality of services they provide.

The end product of translation should be institutionally and organizationally regulated, supervised and sanctioned.

The real economy is being stifled by debt incurred by poorly regulated and supervised banks and other financial institutions in the pre-2008 age of easy money.

Although his views on the subject have changed over the years -- widespread poaching for ivory has put him off tracking elephants entirely -- Busnelli still believes in hunting, properly regulated and supervised, as a conservation tool.

This is a global economy, a growing global economy, and it needs to be regulated and supervised, and governments aren't doing this," Mr. Eaton said in one of a series of Reuters reports this week documenting the scandal.

Remember the Treasury Secretary in 2008 adding new, unregulated public private partnerships to buy 'troubled assets' when we already had some 8,000 fully regulated and supervised public private partnerships called 'banks' that could readily do the same thing simply by the government allowing 'segregated accounts' with the same rules as the new public private partnerships.

Regulated and supervised properly, this might even raise standards, for instance by improving educational activities or the use of audio-visual technology.

But members of Congress say the government has not adequately supervised or regulated some types of research, like gene therapy.

Unlike private screeners before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, these would be closely supervised and regulated by the federal government.

Therefore, these processes in the waste-treatment industry must be supervised and regulated under the direction of the public environmental protection authorities.

Mr. McCain said he was acting to defuse criticism of his interventions before the Federal Communications Commission on behalf of companies regulated by that agency, one of many supervised by the Commerce Committee, which he has headed since 1997.