A petty officer who could have supervised him, the admiral said, had been assigned to escort some of the 16 civilian visitors on the submarine.
Advocates of the new method said the Illinois study, conducted by the Chicago Police Department, was flawed, because officers supervised the traditional lineups and could have swayed witnesses.
Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen, who spent the night supervising several hundred firefighters, said the explosion could have been touched off by something as simple as someone turning on a light or lighting a match.
Another question is to what extent Mrs Merkel's office, which supervises the BND, was aware, or could have been aware, of any transgressions.It is the job of the parliamentary committee investigating American spying to probe hard.
While a supervising committee reviewed the findings, a second independent coding could have improved reliability.
("In cases where somebody's directly supervising someone, that should be off-limits," she told me, admitting that she could have been clearer about that in her first Chronicle article).
The family of the girl, Shadriah Benbow of Paterson, have questioned how a blow from a plastic toy could have killed her, and whether the campers were properly supervised at the camp, in West Milford, N.J.
Haemodynamic changes could have been influenced by cardiovascular effects of the applied anaesthetic drugs to facilitate the procedure, as judged by the supervising physician.
Among other things, it could have named Mr. Cohen as a defendant on a legal theory of control-person liability, alleging that he failed to properly supervise his employees.
There are a zillion ways Kevin's family could have communicated with him, from emailing him on the Internet-accommodated airplane to texting him before the flight took off to just calling a neighbor to supervise.
