The word 'supervisory' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is responsible for overseeing or supervising someone or something. For example: "The board appointed a new executive director to oversee the supervisory staff."
But the 75-year-old ayatollah has become so powerful that the council's supervisory role has diminished to a symbolic one despite members still being elected in public votes.
Since the start of President Vladimir Putin's third term in 2012, the government has launched a crackdown on the internet in Russia, passing laws that give state supervisory bodies wide-ranging powers to to regulate and block websites.
The graph reveals different intensities in his communications with various students, for example, which might reflect their different communication preferences (maybe they prefer face-to-face talks rather than email), or it might indicate that some are getting more supervisory attention than others.
Tell us what you do for a living (take us through a day in your life at work): I am a supervisory Park Ranger with the National Park Service.
Derbyshire's supervisory board unanimously supported the nomination of Chesterfield-born Miller, who played 254 first-class matches for the county and replaces Willie Tucker.
Mr Ackermann sat on Mannesmann's supervisory board.
(The commission chairman, Gerhard Cromme, a former chief executive, and now supervisory board chairman, of ThyssenKrupp clearly does not think that this concern applies to him either).If the failure to achieve criminal convictions in the Mannesmann trial advances the cause of Anglo-American management practices in Germany, it should also underline the importance of doing them well.
The supervisory board of Mannesmann has been revealed as unGermanically sloppy, committing all manner of bureaucratic mistakes in the process of awarding compensation.
No case to answer, say the chaps on the supervisory board.
He will be replaced as co-chief executive by John Cryan, currently a member of Deutsche's supervisory board and formerly the finance chief at UBS, a Swiss rival.
The former deputy speaker, Renáta Zmajkovicova, led the hospital's supervisory board.The protests had an unusually personal tone; they began with hundreds of demonstrators gathering outside Mr Paska's house, in the eastern city of Kosice.
