Sentence examples for supervisory during the from inspiring English sources

We are lacking training and support, both technically and supervisory during the identification of health priorities in general and for FMNCH" (NGT, 2010) This was echoed during another NTG discussion which revealed that the technical knowhow of preparing CCHP was weak: "The technical knowhow of preparing plans is weak among CHPT members, we only use experience.

The inquiry will now include Vodafone's chief executive, Chris Gent, and the chief executive-designate of Deutsche Bank, Josef Ackermann, who was on Mannesmann's supervisory board during the takeover.

His determination to retain his TV commentary work will mean he will fulfil a supervisory role during the summer but it is an outside influence Yorkshire need and he will certainly be that.

Supervision visits occur frequently, according to respondents: 94% of providers had received a supervisory visit during the previous 6 months.

Participant 2, intervention group None of the participating staff reported a lack of technical knowledge or motivation as a factor impeding their daily work, though all appreciated the regular supervisory visits during the study period.

In Bong, findings from the pilot facilities were disproportionately affected by data from 1 large facility that experienced a drop-off in immunization performance from 2011 to 2012, which was attributed to human resource constraints and internal supervisory turnover during the intervention period.

We formally test this hypothesis employing a new database that captures the full set of supervisory reforms implemented during the period 1996-2013 in a large sample of countries.

The vehicle can travel autonomously by using an RTK-GPS and a fiber-optic gyroscope during supervisory control, and the operator interface also provides a field navigator based on Google Map technology.

14(1)(e): 'the right to lodge a complaint to the supervisory authority and the contact details of the supervisory authority'.

The Justice Department alleged that Barasch's "supervisory position at the SEC," during which he engaged in the "oversight of the investigation of Stanford Financial Group… restricted him from future private representation of Stanford Financial Group before the SEC".

In-depth interviews, focus group discussions (FGDs), and notes from supervisory visits during delivery of the intervention were used.