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They also help to organise them into study groups, and then supervise from afar, dropping in on discussions and marking tests.
The euro mess has morphed from an acute crisis into a chronic one.This week Mr Draghi launched what could become the second big turning-point in the euro saga: an inspection of the balance-sheets of the region's 128 biggest banks which the ECB will supervise from late 2014.
I also encourage groups to host separate rituals for the children in which the children create and run them, while the adults watch and or supervise from a distance.
The proposal underscores the rapidly diminishing American footprint in Afghanistan after nearly 12 years of war, and signals that more of the massive U.S. reconstruction effort there — long plagued by waste and weak oversight — will be monitored by Afghans, with U.S. officials forced to supervise from a distance.
Various Iraqi ministries were supposed to carry out the work, with bank staffers supervising from Amman, Jordan.
For much of that period, Ireland effectively became a protectorate of the international institutions, strictly supervised from Washington, Brussels and Frankfurt.
The Saudi effort was largely in the hands of Prince Bandar's younger half-brother, Prince Salman bin Sultan, with Prince Bandar supervising from Riyadh.
Barry Goldsmith, NASD's executive vice president for enforcement, said the men were punished for failing to perform their supervisory duties by preventing the sales representatives they supervised from extracting the excessive commissions.
Building a house is a major project however you slice it, but when it's a vacation home being supervised from several states away, it can be even more difficult.
According to an eyewitness I spoke with this summer in Butare, supervising from the sidelines was Pauline, then 48, a portly woman of medium height in a colorful African wrap and spectacles.
In particular, they would like it to run the internet's address system, in place of ICANN, an unusual charity registered in California and supervised from a distance by America's commerce department.
