Sentence examples for supervising body from inspiring English sources

On the political plane, the most significant development was the restoration of the Senate to its earlier function of chief policy-making and supervising body.

The worst thing you could possibly do is to complain to the supervising body, because then, as in Caroline's position, you can be sure that you will never be appointed to a major public hospital".

The worst thing you can possibly do is to complain to the supervising body, because … you can be sure that you will never be appointed to a major public hospital".

Initially even more commercial in intent than Jamestown, New Amsterdam and the other Dutch settlements were created, reluctantly, by the Dutch West India Company, which saw itself as a "supervising body, overseeing and profiting indirectly from the efforts of private investors who at their own risk would... populate the land".

If the problem is beyond the health center, the gap should be filled by the supervising body".

In 1915, its members praised their supervising body for having allowed them 'the most complete freedom... to bring flexible and rapid assistance to the national need on occasion of emergency with the least possible delay in the motion of the constitutional machinery' [ 2, 4].

There can't be many charitable enterprises that are subjected to such a host of supervising bodies.

This generates frustration among staff, and even the regulatory and supervising bodies who have considerable data struggle to use it effectively.

The project has helped to build the professional and institutional capacities of independent supervising bodies and a coalition of civil society organisations to monitor the work of the government as regards the prevention, identification and reporting of cases of violence against children.

Thus, such contraction may be attributed more to the articulation of Jewish urban planners' conceptualizations of the ideal Bedouin town (and the supervising government bodies) than to a local, community-based, bottom-up planning or to methodologies of participatory planning by a disempowered minority (Dunski 2012).

(Reuters IRELANDDISARMAMENTENTALKSKS The Irish Republican Army said it held talks for the first time since last June with the international body supervising the disarming of paramilitary groups.