Sentence examples for supervision which was from inspiring English sources
To see how that this is so, just listen to then-Senator Joe Biden in 2006 attack the NSA for collecting phone records: he does criticize the program for lacking FISA court supervision (which wasn't actually true), but also claims to be alarmed by just how invasive and privacy-destroying that sort of bulk record collection is.
Our informal carers spent on average 4 hours per day (±4.6) on ADL and IADL, supervision (which was associated with PRWTP, p < 0.05), and on managing contacts with formal care.
The results, therefore, should be interpreted within this context of clinical supervision, which was available during closed-loop control.
Participants evaluated Proctor's model of clinical supervision, which was expanded by the trainers to incorporate diversity and power relations in student supervision.
The sensitivity was 69%82%to91o 91%) for ultrasonography done by residents under supervision, which was not significantly lower than for ultrasonography done by radiologists (P=0.20).
This was reflected in her approach to supervision, which was largely that of administering the intervention and ensuring the completion of tasks.
It stripped the Bank of its prized powers of banking supervision, which were handed to the new Financial Services Authority.
"The systemically important institutions will need enhanced supervision — supervision which is broader, more effective and more intrusive," Mr. Draghi said.
The work of a volunteer requires a solid training base alongside professional supervision – which is why a well-trained staff team is required to ensure that good practice, positive outcomes and safeguarding of children is achieved.
Community rehabilitation companies are now responsible for their supervision, which is supposed to include helping prisoners to find accommodation, employment or training, treatment for substance misuse and help with managing their finances.
The group is an amalgamation of the key British companies in film music supervision, which is the task of sourcing composers and selecting and clearing the rights to use recorded songs for use in a soundtrack.
