Sentence examples for supervised projects from inspiring English sources
For the past year, Israel has allowed most everything into Gaza but cement, steel and other construction material — other than for internationally supervised projects — because they are worried that such supplies can be used by Hamas for bunkers and bombs.
Israel strictly limits the importing of construction materials into Gaza to approved, internationally supervised projects, saying it fears that Hamas could use cement, iron and other materials for weaponry and fortifications.
Balfour also supervised projects which were contracted to other designers.
We recommend and encourage student participation in high quality, collaborative, student-led, supervised projects to deliver extracurricular academic training.
She has previously supervised projects investigating participation of young children with a physical disability; she is a member of NetChild, working in close collaboration with CanChild, Centre for Childhood Disability Research in Hamilton, Canada.
As the head of drug discovery, she supervised projects involved with the identification of compounds that disrupt RNA-protein interactions with a view to developing antibiotics.
M.J., A.N., O.R., M.P.O, C.S. and R.P. performed the experiments throughout their different phases; M.J., M.P.O, C.S., D.J.W. and R.P. wrote the manuscript; M.P.O., C.S., D.J.W and R.P, conceived and designed the research, supervised project, edited manuscript.
Work on the military-supervised project began August 5.
She trained students in infant observation and supervised research projects, while continuing to develop her insights into childhood autism.
The official, Liu Zhihua, 59, once exercised immense power as Beijing's vice mayor and chief director of the agency that supervised construction projects, including the citywide makeover to prepare for the Games.
Demonstrating this is not an easy task, particularly since most early career researchers are paid to work on supervised research projects, which hinders them from becoming truly independent and assuming leadership roles.
