Sentence examples similar to supervised news from inspiring English sources
There were indications that Iran's state-supervised news media was attempting to gloss over Unesco's absence.
Mr. Harwood returned to The Post as deputy managing editor, the third-ranking manager in the newsroom, and often supervised daily news coverage.
- Supervised and semi-supervised training – We distinguish between supervised and semi-supervised training.
The Kremlin-backed leader is seen by Russia's government as ushering in the "Chechenisation" of the conflict, enabling Russian forces to be cut.Kosovo's parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the UN plan for the province's supervised independence from Serbia.Mixed news for Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's mildly Islamist prime minister, who wants to be president.
Bad news: As supervised job search schemes and mandatory workfare programs have forced claimants to work for no wage, unemployment has become a full-time job, only without a pay slip at the end of the month.
Bad news: As supervised job search schemes and mandatory workfare programmes have forced claimants to work for no wage, unemployment has become a full-time job, only without a pay slip at the end of the month.
Take Brighton, the town in upstate New York supervised by Ms. Frankel.
WHEN Medicare announced in November that it would begin paying for obese patients to undergo physician-supervised treatment for weight loss, it was welcome news to the Center for Medical Weight Loss, a company offering an obesity program adopted by doctors throughout the country.
I was once again reminded of this yesterday when "news" broke that Amanda Bynes would be allowed supervised outings from rehab.
In the artificial intelligence jargon it is called "supervised learning".
