Sentence examples for superintendents- from inspiring English sources

A council of elders (karō) held the responsibility for policy and the superintendence of other officials, among whom were the heads of military units, superintendents of the castle town, rural administration, finance, security, public works, religious affairs, education, a secretariat, and many other specific posts.

Hey come in, all you redundant politicians, businessmen, scientists, (particularly forensic, because we all love CSI), bankers, soldiers, statisticians, boiler-makers, dog-trainers, customs officers and police superintendents, and teach classes of 30-plus.

In regional elections in early June, 13 of the 17 superintendents of education up for grabs were won by "progressives"—a remarkable result considering this group won only six seats in the previous election, in 2010.

But school superintendents say it hardly matters who wins.

Around 80 people could join as inspectors and perhaps 20 as superintendents each year.

That ought to unsettle all supporters of limited government: superintendents or not, parents or not, illegal immigrants or not.

Under Hall, four sub-superintendents oversaw different regions within the district, making sure that schools advanced toward their targets.

But these are largely toothless, argues Irene Curtis, president of the Police Superintendents Association.

As in other public services, this has led to forces often "hitting the target but missing the point", as Ian Johnston, president of the Superintendents Associationn, puts it.

The Police Superintendents Associationn has protested that the Home Office is withholding the findings of a study showing the "comparative levels of offending between ethnic populations in this country".

She was an early member of the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses of the United States and Canada (later the National League for Nursing Education; now the National League for Nursing) and twice served as president.