Sentence examples for supervise the state from inspiring English sources

The former justice minister Amnon Rubinstein has offered the more measured recommendation that Lador resign and that an ombudsman be appointed to supervise the state attorney's office.

He did not supervise the state employee with whom he had an affair, he said, and did nothing to further the woman's career.

The central bank has announced a shake-up designed to bring its provincial branches to heel, in the hope that it will be able to supervise the state banks more closely.

They have summoned him back for another inquisition next week.Randall Bradford moved to Arkansas last year from Texas to supervise the state government's technology, especially the Arkansas Administrative Statewide Information System (AASIS), a high-tech accounting system.

Mr Djindjic himself had no illusions about the Herculean nature of his task; and, without his skills as a political tactician, it could get even harder.On March 18th Serbia's parliament elected one of his loyal lieutenants to replace him as prime minister and supervise the state of emergency, which may last until May.

Chubais was stripped of his post as finance minister and, later, of his power to supervise the state-owned media.

The governor supervises the state budget, coordinates the activities of state agencies, boards, and commissions, initiates future planning, and is the focus of federal-state interaction.

The Supreme Court on Thursday sided with Arizona officials who said the federal government should not be supervising the state's spending for teaching non-English-speaking students.

He fired several officials, including his billionaire son-in-law, Timur Kulibayev, who supervised the state oil company connected to the labor dispute.

Investigators found that state officials had failed to enforce the laws and to report violations to the Federal Government, but also found that Federal officials had been remiss in enforcing the law and in supervising the state authorities.

This hitherto inconspicuous body, which supervises the state's 29 public colleges, served as a platform for Mr. Carlin to attack some of the very foundations of academia: faculty rule, research, publications, tenure and sabbaticals.