There were fewer references to supervision in terms of its potential to support staff, mentor them or recognise achievement.
Both service providers and district coordinators were asked about supervision in terms of the frequency and how it is done in their facilities.
35 In an RCT evaluating different delivery methods of FIFA 11+, a preseason coaching workshop was more effective than unsupervised delivery and additional on-field supervision in terms of adherence, and even reduced injury risk in teams performing the injury prevention programme.
Under South Australian law he would be subjected to a lifetime psychiatric supervision order, the terms of which will be determined by the court.
Ambiguous definitions of postdoctoral positions, lackluster supervision, and unspecified terms of employment are some of the problems COSEPUP highlights.
The SPEC method, that authors contribute to develop since several years, takes into account uncertainty inherent to this primary stage in order to propose supervision indicators (in terms of satisfactions and risks) and redesign/optimization means based upon a system/project stakeholders' satisfaction model.
Following the French surrender on 22 June, the French fleet was to be disarmed under German and Italian supervision, under the terms of the Armistice.
Couch "will now serve the remaining six years of his period of community supervision under the terms and conditions imposed by the court," his lawyers, Scott Brown and Reagan Wynn, told ABC News in a statement.
In many countries there are plans to give them responsibility for "macro-prudential supervision", an ugly term for fretting about financial excesses.
His parole was supervised by a private company, one of 21 put in place in June after the Probation Service stopped having day-to-day supervision of short-term released prisoners.
