When Trevor flew from Vancouver to Boston last month, for example, he used United Airlines' unaccompanied minor service, a program in which children are supervised from the time they board the plane until they are met by a parent or guardian at their destinations.
The project, which was based at the National University of Singapore (NUS), but supervised from the University of Waterloo in Canada, focussed on system design for advanced wireless communication.
The same applies to the patient group supervised from the onset of labour by the second or third line (34.1%, 33.4%, 33.1%) (D18).
Barry Goldsmith, NASD's executive vice president for enforcement, said the men were punished for failing to perform their supervisory duties by preventing the sales representatives they supervised from extracting the excessive commissions.
Murray Burnett, director of the show, was supervising activities from the control booth.
In each subdistrict, survey data were collected by two teams of three health care providers (usually nurses) from the local clinics (puskesmus), and data collection was overseen by a supervising physician from The Mentor Initiative.
They consult with a supervising dentist from the region but do most procedures themselves.
As ambassadors of the specialty of emergency medicine, residents may provide teaching to international colleagues while on rotations, for example, by supervising trainees from the local medical school or residency program.
The real economic value of a corporation increasingly comes not from the assets that it owns, or the employees that it supervises, but from the domain of trust that it has established with its customers.
For four years from 2001, McGrady served on the Northern Ireland Policing Board as it supervised the transition from the Royal Ulster Constabulary to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
