Sentence examples for some form of supervision from inspiring English sources

A sequence has been laid out under which weapons and armies will be brought under some form of supervision, an interim government including the Maoists will be formed and elections held for a constituent assembly.

For instance, there are those who for various reasons may not be quick learners in the examination-oriented curriculum, whilst others thrive in collaborative-working requiring some form of supervision.

The standard practice had been for suspended teachers to report to a non-campus office during the workday — typically doing very little, while under some form of supervision.

The general nationwide trend over time has been to loosen voting restrictions on current and former felons, although the number of disenfranchised voters continues to rise because more and more people are under some form of supervision by the criminal justice system.

Thus it would seem prudent to provide some form of supervision and/or support from experienced colleagues.

According to The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation's report on health coverage for justice-involved adults, "there are an estimated 2.3 million adults incarcerated in jail or prison, but millions more are being supervised in the community under some form of community supervision".

Facebook is examining ways to allow children under the age of 13 to use its service, with some form of parental supervision.

About one in every thirty-five Americansricans has been under some form of correctional supervision, with black males more than six times as likely as white males to be incarcerated.

At year-end 2015, 2.7% of all US adults were under some form of correctional supervision, including prison, jail, probation and parole, and 1.9% were on probation or parole (Kaeble, 2016).

In 2010, more than 2.3 million United States residents filled the nation's prisons and jails, and another 4.9 million were under some form of correctional supervision in the community (Glaze & Bonczar 2011; Guerino et al. 2011; Minton 2011).

Throughout the current wave of regulatory reforms, several theoretical models have been proposed that call for the emergence of instruments of self-regulation under some form of state supervision as part of the demand to improve product development performances aligned with awareness of environmental needs, to help with meeting regulation and to reduce the risk of production nonconformance.