So only Thomson is left standing – and supposedly superintending the Bun fights.
The justices were not simply resolving particular disputes but superintending the development of the legal system as a whole.
Within this system, the sovereign would be "completely discharged" of any role in "superintending the industry of private people" (WN IV.ii/ix).
Mitz's most difficult job is superintending the rage and exhaustion and boredom that are the almost daily result of others-not-getting-this, much as Mrs. Dupuis superintends her phantom knee pain — privately, measuring out her comforts in little doses.
At the time of his death he was in Nashville, superintending the construction of the state house, the design of which was based on several well-known Greek buildings.
While in Venice superintending the Aldine Press after his father, Paulus Manutius, had moved to Rome, he published his Epitome orthographiae (1575) and his commentary on Horace's Ars poetica (1576).
However, as part of his role superintending the CPS, and as would be normal in high-profile cases such as these, the attorney general will discuss these cases with the DPP at their next regular meeting".
The President's duties as Commander in Chief, however, require him to take responsible and continuing action to superintend the military, including the courts martial.
It is true that at one time, acting on certain representations, I accepted an invitation to superintend the department of the journal dealing with radio-activity, as referred to in the concluding paragraph of the editorial on p. 1 of the first number.
Sabine superintended the establishment of magnetic observatories throughout the world.
He has a duty to superintend the service.
