Sentence examples for supervision responsibilities from inspiring English sources

We analyze whether banking supervision responsibilities should be concentrated in the hands of a single supervisor.

She has a variety of clinical, research, teaching, and supervision responsibilities in the Child Study Center.

"Although this situation was not unique to Deepcut, it was here that the problem was at its most acute, reducing the army's ability to meet fully its duty of care and supervision responsibilities," the reports say.

Republicans would rather see consumer protection fall under an umbrella regulator that combines the banking supervision responsibilities of federal and state regulators.

In an earlier contribution, Boyer and Ponce (2012) analyze whether banking supervision responsibilities should be concentrated in the hands of a single supervisor, showing that splitting supervisory powers among different supervisors is a superior arrangement in terms of welfare when the capture of supervisors by bankers is a concern.

Each will oversee crews of one to four members, and can also supplement their supervision responsibilities as members of crews under other supervisors.

Another vital aspect of supervision responsibility is to be, well, responsible.

I never was a girl, so I couldn't say for sure, but I think it's probably good for them to have a little supervision — responsibility and discipline, you know?

In many developing countries, decentralization has confused supervision responsibility, diminished technical supervision capacity, and reduced the number of supervision visits [ 17, 18].

By allowing students to undertake the dissections, with appropriate supervision, their responsibilities were aligned with their abilities, and a sense of competence was developed [ 9].

In response, some professions have developed models of external supervision where responsibility for formative/educative and restorative/supportive functions are undertaken by an external supervisor while normative/accountability requirements are met through the organization [ 20– 20].