Sentence examples for supervision and there from inspiring English sources

If not, they must get appropriate training and supervision, and there must be a process for removing those who do not perform adequately.

Few children travel the route; there are no arrangements for adult supervision, and there are few activities that would be appealing to youngsters.

In Brother Musicians, Constance quotes "a musician of high standing" who was one of his circle of friends (possibly Sullivan or the pianist Franklin Taylor), who explained, "You see in Leipzig nobody was compelled to work, there being no particular supervision; and there was always plenty to do, in the way of amusement, for the less energetic.

One participant said: "….to be really honest, I think it's more about clarification of what you mean by supervision…because there is supervision and there is supervision.

Home interviews are needed for a trial of this kind; interviewers need careful recruitment, training and supervision; and there should be careful separation from the clinical service of the control patients to prevent accidental contamination.

CHMTs require strengthening so that they are better able to conduct supportive supervision and there is a need to make health workers accountable to their supervisors and to the community.

As late as last October, the World Bank was finding that in Indonesia, "despite apparent compliance with World Bank guidelines and documentation requirements for procurement, disbursement, supervision and audits, there is significant leakage of Bank funds".

The Bank – whose powers have now been bolstered to take over regulation of the banking system – defended itself by saying that at the time it had no powers to tackle macro-prudential risk and was not responsible for banking supervision and that there was not resolution authority.

Another is that the banking crisis was caused by domestic excesses and aided and abetted by sloppy supervision, and that there is little that can be done to alter current-account surpluses that stem deep within economies.The world's central bankers may have agreed to convene to discuss the matter but it didn't take long for the sniping to begin.

Petersilia and Turner (1990) studied Intensive Probation Supervision (IPS) programs in California and found that participants under intensive supervision had significantly higher rates of technical violations than those under regular supervision and that there was no significant difference in arrest rates between the two groups.

The usual course of action would be to ask Terry to replicate his own experiments under supervision right there and then and also, perhaps, in Bob Smith's lab.