Sentence examples for supervised through from inspiring English sources

The complete system is supervised through a Personal Computer, resulting into a highly versatile platform.

That's welcome news, given that young offenders who are locked up are more likely to become dangerous criminals than those who are supervised through community-based guidance programs.

Although Iraq is now free to export all the oil it can pump in order to import needed civilian goods, its oil income is still supervised through escrow accounts held by the United Nations.

But Main Sequence (3.10) can put his trainer's new yard on the map, imposing and well-bred as he is, and astutely supervised through the ranks while looking ready for a higher grade.

Also, the consistency of the developed models has been supervised through fault injection.

The patient is consistently supervised through the telemonitoring system and has to send physiological data such as weight, blood pressure, heart rate and medication once a day to the telemedicine centre [14, 17 19].

And the Base Foundation defines the priorities of publication and broadcasting as well as the media campaigns, just as it directly supervises through a committee the activities of the offices and undertakes inspection campaigns in the provinces and activist places.

The procedure used to identify children who fit the selection criteria is as follows: participating agencies plus the ACT and Victorian government agencies developed lists of individual eligible children and their families (children aged 0 14 years in long term out-of-home care having supervised contact through a partner agency) which were provided to the researchers, to be stored securely.

The first familiar face I saw was that of Tawana Ellerbe, the darling of my class at corrections academy, who supervised the guests passing through security.

Judge Metzner, with the assistance of Magistrate Sinclair, supervised extensive discovery through most of 1978.

Before her appointment by Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns, she supervised national forests through northern Idaho, Montana and the Dakotas, and she helped develop President Bush's "healthy forests" program, widely criticized by environmentalists as a giveaway to logging companies.