Sentence examples for said supervision from inspiring English sources

He said supervision of officers' work had improved.

One person working in community outreach said: "Supervision, when offered and used to its best purposes, is effective in resolving some, if not all of this stress.

Julia Black, a professor at the London School of Economics, said, "Supervision isn't a transparent process, but I'm surprised it hasn't already been required to hive off the bad loans or to set aside more capital".

Writing in The Financial Times, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, said supervision should focus only on those banks that could pose a threat to the entire European financial system, while some central policy makers at Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank, have expressed wariness about expanding the European bank's powers.

Lead investigator Dr Johnstone said supervision of Savile at this time was "absent" and - with "statutory functions… in the hands of a celebrity fundraiser" - government and NHS "lost control" of the project.

(Respondent 35, private paediatric unit) This same problem was reported in another private hospital paediatric unit where the manager said: Supervision- you waste so much time … checking records that keep being wrong.

While production standards exist in China, it says, supervision is sometimes nonexistent, especially in small factories.

But Mr. Leedham says supervision should not be ended until the union can demonstrate that it knows how to clean its own house.

France this month agreed to the country's first, a trial project in Paris's seedy Gare du Nord district.Jean-François Corty, one of its backers, says supervision can prevent overdoses.

Those were when Yee "demeaned the office" by suggesting that financial contributions could be beneficial (to the contributor) in future actions of the Secretary of State relating to, say, supervision of elections; and when he "allegedly" accepted cash with the remark that his children "could write the check" to launder the money.

While he said state supervision of charter schools with religious ties had improved, Mr. Ammons, who left the education agency in 2010, added that "questionable practices" still existed.