Sentence examples for supervised any from inspiring English sources

They denied that Stewart "directed or supervised any 'scheme,' " and further argued that Stewart's "belief in Al Sanea's authority was reasonable and justified," because "multiple reliable sources" had assured him that Sanea had power of attorney.

When the role of doctors as supervisors in articles was assessed, 146 (56.4%) doctors hadn't supervised any article, at the time of interview.

JJS was the co-investigator and British Columbia representative who participated in the design of the study and who supervised any data collection for the province of British Columbia.

The skirmish over which judge will supervise any future proceedings could be pivotal.

The Fed, for example, did not supervise any of the major financial company failures like Bear Stearns, the American International Group, Lehman Brothers and Countrywide Financial.

This non-academic career path also meant that Leibniz did not supervise any PhD students to completion or undertake any external examining.

In that ruling, justices wrote that lawyers should not lie or encourage others to lie; prosecutors interpreted the opinion as preventing them from supervising any undercover work and sought the amendment.

Elkins flew to Houston and asked if he could hire the center's expertise to search for the lost city; if he found anything, Elkins would bring in archeologists and scholars to analyze the data and supervise any ground expeditions.

At the urging of the Bush administration, the Israelis have shelved a demand that the Americans supervise any transfer to Yasir Arafat's Palestinian Authority of Palestinian tax revenue that Israel has withheld during the conflict, Israeli officials said on Thursday.

And the European Central Bank would have the power not only to fine banks for breaching its orders, but also to carry out inspections and supervise any stress tests to gauge the vulnerability of institutions.

Governing Council members said they wanted to supervise any Iraqi inquiry into the oil-for-food program, and had asked the American accounting firm KPMG International in February to assemble possible evidence of alleged kickbacks and bribes paid under the now-defunct oil-for-food program.