The Parallel Construction Workers Union should file a grievance about the way a question about occupation is phrased: "patient care, directing hiring policies, supervising order clerks, repairing automobiles, reconciling financial records" are the examples given.
The community rehabilitation companies that took over the probation trusts have been short-changed, literally, by Grayling, who brazenly overestimated the numbers they would get to supervise in order to attract their business.
Supervised discharge orders introduced by amendment to the Mental Health Act in 1995 have never been popular with psychiatrists who regard them as 'toothless'toothless
Instead, the supervising detective ordered "the surreptitious collection of a DNA sample," according to his report.
In one, an exuberant priest (Werner Herzog, speaking of cinematic visionaries) supervises an order of nuns somewhere in the jungle and flies over remote settlements dropping food from a small plane.
He was ordained a priest a few days short of turning 33, and from that point on, his ascent within the church was rapid: by 1973, he had been named the Jesuit provincial for Argentina, the church official in charge of supervising the order's activities in the country.
The brigade adjutant functioned as the staff officer for the brigade commander: he supervised all brigade books and records, monitored the execution of orders, supervised the education and training of subalterns, prosecuted in all courts-martial proceedings, and accepted and transmitted all orders.
The scope and boundaries of cooperation among the constituents of the supply chain include various activities of which predicting the amount of the material needed, ordering the raw material, processing and carrying out orders, supervising the transport services, distributing the final product controlling the bill, and reviewing payment mode can be cited as examples (Bozarth and Handfield2007).
He allowed for Saladin's elder brother Turan-Shah to supervise Saladin in order to cause dissension within the Ayyubid family, undermining its position in Egypt.
"We have orders to supervise ATMs and supermarkets," they tell me.
It can also be used as a building block for a model of hierarchical supervision, in which the central and the local supervisors jointly supervise the bank in order to observe a nonverifiable signal of the bank's solvency, and then the central supervisor decides on the liquidation of the bank.
