Sentence examples for supervisor leading from inspiring English sources

Finally, Panel D shows that a decrease in the standard deviation (sigma ) of the bank's investment return shifts to the left the reaction function of the central supervisor and shifts down the reaction function of the local supervisor, leading to a reduction in the equilibrium effort of at least one of the two supervisors although in the numerical results both (e_{c}^) and (e_{l}^) go down.

Panel C shows that an increase in the expected return (overline{R}) of the bank's investment shifts to the left the reaction function of the central supervisor and shifts down the reaction function of the local supervisor, leading to a reduction in the equilibrium effort of at least one of the two supervisors although in the numerical results both (e_{c}^) and ( e_{l}^) go down.

A chain of the analyst's supervisors, leading up to Deputy Secretary Gordon H. Mansfield, unreasonably put veterans at risk by failing to publicize the burglary until nearly three weeks later, the report found.

New professional development opportunities for teachers and supervisors leading to certification should be provided.

Our study found disconnections between the APE programme policy and its implementation, with gaps in skills, training and support of supervisors leading to sub-optimal supervision.

When I was in the US navy, I served for a time as the work center supervisor and leading petty officer for two divisions of weapons systems maintainers and operators aboard the USS Thach.

"That's really made it difficult for San Franciscans who have been here generations to survive," said John Avalos, a city supervisor and a leading voice for the city's progressive movement.

Robert Kozakiewicz, the lame-duck town supervisor and a leading advocate of a continued aviation role at the site, said he voted for the contract extension because the skydiving business had satisfied the town in the past and he was sure it would do so in the future.

This means that the conditions are set by the director of the institution and by the supervisor, a situation leading to great variability.

Putnam's teacher Hans Reichenbach (his dissertation supervisor) was a leading figure in logical positivism, the dominant school of philosophy of the day; one of Putnam's most consistent positions has been his rejection of logical positivism as self-defeating.

"The master planners observed we had interesting staff gardens that should be open to the public," Marianne Kristoff, the supervisor of gardens, said, leading the way through a maze of trellises built from scrap wood, branches and twigs.