In addition, Delta is training its pursers, who supervise cabin crews, to change in-flight procedures to provide a more restful environment by, for example, streamlining public announcements, closing overhead compartments gently and controlling lighting.
She supervised hundreds of changes in the way Medicare pays doctors, hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers.
Yet a Southern representative tried to slip in an amendment to an appropriations bill that would prevent the Justice Department from supervising election-law changes in his state and in 15 others where there has been a history of discrimination.
Job: editor, Observer Age: 57 Industry: publishing Circulation: 445,119 Jan-June 2005 200404 ranking: 74 Now in his eighth year in charge of the Observer, Roger Alton has overseen a resurgence in the Sunday paper's fortunes and will supervise one of the biggest changes in its history next year when it relaunches as a mid-size "Berliner" format.
It follows from this that the Offtaker or contracting authority has no right to require changes in design, to supervise, or otherwise get involved in the construction process.
The city Finance Department is still moving ahead with internal changes in how it supervises its staff of assessors and to modernize the equipment they use.
He promised "fundamental changes" in how the Fed supervises the largest banks.
And managing staff alone is hugely time-consuming: recruiting, training, supervising, dealing with maternity issues and continual changes in employment law.
The E.C.B., as part of changes designed to avert future financial crises, will begin supervising the euro area banks sometime next year, depending on when changes in E.U. law are approved by the European Parliament.
