Sentence examples for supervision placed from inspiring English sources
I loved the sound of that, but feared that it was just as plausible that the boys no longer were willing to tolerate the restrictions that adult supervision placed upon them.
The hippocampi were dissected under stereomicroscopic supervision, placed on a McIllwain tissue chopper (The Mickle Laboratory Engineering Co. Ltd., Gomshall, UK) and cut into 400 μM thick slices.
The project also required more supervision, which placed a greater burden of work on health staff in provinces and districts.
After an immigrant escaped, officials responded by removing the remaining 120 detainees from the company's supervision and placing them in a public jail.
Mr. Sadovnichy told the newspaper that the only question mentioned in the methodology described on The Times Higher Education's Web site is "Which university would you send your most talented graduates to for the best postgraduate supervision?" which places Russian universities at an immediate disadvantage since there is no official "postgraduate" category in Russia.
Resident-teachers play a significant role both in the teaching and supervision of CVCs placed by junior residents.
A number of factors may potentially be responsible for significant involvement of residents in the teaching and supervision of CVCs placed by junior residents.
Often, there is a lack of trust between family members among themselves, and between family members and the formal care system, especially when a Family Supervision Order is in place.
In a statement, South Africa's department of correctional services said the 28-year-old Paralympian would be released on Tuesday and placed under supervision.
Huntington Bancshares said yesterday that it expected to be placed under supervision by federal bank regulators amid a Securities and Exchange Commission accounting inquiry involving auto leases.
The city had been under a deadline to balance this year's municipal budget, which faced a $4 million deficitr, or be placed under supervision by the Local Finance Board, an arm of the state Division of Local Government Services.
