Sentence examples for supervise service from inspiring English sources

At Nanjing Hotel, Lin floated across tables to supervise service as her guests savored dinner in small pavilions of pastel paper flowers.

Typical medical NGOs in low income countries hire most of their medical care providers and keep them on a payroll and directly supervise service quality.

Its contract included managing and overseeing road infrastructure programmes and supervising service providers to ensure quality control.

The vigorous focus on the street population is an unusual approach that Mr. Hess brings from his time supervising services to adults in Philadelphia, where he built a reputation for reducing the number of people living on the streets.

The New York City law would require these centers to disclose in ads and waiting-room signs whether they have a licensed medical provider supervising services and whether they make referrals for prenatal care, abortion and emergency contraception.

Crisis pregnancy centers masquerading as medical offices would be required to disclose in their ads and in signs posted in their waiting rooms whether they have a licensed medical provider supervising services and whether they provide or make referrals for prenatal care, abortion and emergency contraception.

The Franchise Chain (FC) segment is engaged in the development of franchised restaurants, and the distribution of ingredients and packaging materials, equipment and fixtures for restaurants, and supervising services to the franchised restaurants.

Additionally, I help our marketing department at trade shows and supervise customer service e-mail and phone activities.

Our results suggested that data from the health centres lack availability, completeness and consistency, which makes it difficult to monitor and supervise the service delivered at health facilities.

If this is your case, hire extra guards or assign this job to someone from your staff, so that you can supervise all service personnel and ensure that no unauthorized person has access to any confidential information.

"That's a bad one," said Derrick Faulk, an official at the city's Transportation Department who supervises community service crews.