Sentence examples for responsible supervisor from inspiring English sources

As of next July, organizations no longer will be required to find a "responsible supervisor" — typically a government-run organization with a party committee — to sponsor their registration.

In general, every new postgraduate is expected to be aware of the standards and requirements established for the degree being sought, but the responsible supervisor should still help the student to comprehend fully the research problem assigned and to think out hypotheses to test and outcomes to anticipate.

When possible, patients were initially invited to participate by the student and in exceptional circumstances by the responsible supervisor (for example the student was not working on a ward with sustainable patient contacts, such as in the emergency room).

PGF is the main responsible and supervisor for the project and has participated in all parts of the study.

GFM is the supervisor responsible for the case report and was responsible for collecting samples and interpretation of the histological findings.

Women reporting thoughts on or attempts of suicide were seen by the supervisor responsible for the group and in a few cases referred to the psychiatrist responsible for the mental wellbeing of the team.

The local supervisors communicate, through a plant-wide communication network, with a plant supervisor responsible for monitoring the different units and coordinating their responses in a way that minimizes the propagation of failure effects.

But George A. Garzon, then a captain and supervisor responsible for flight safety, had no recollection of Mr. Bush.

As the U-2 entered Iraqi airspace, its images were checked for clarity and then sent to Master Sgt. Paul Needham, an imagery system supervisor responsible for 10 analysts.

Despite his success in advancing through the system, the report concluded that Mr. London did not have the ability needed to be a supervisor responsible for the safety of others.

At the coroner's inquest in November 2011, David Lewis, the track supervisor responsible for checking the points, said his team was understaffed and men were not given the right tools or sufficient time.