Sentence examples for take on supervisory from inspiring English sources

The training includes routine record keeping, however, and allows senior nurses to take on supervisory functions formerly left to more highly paid supervisors.

When you see the opportunity to take on supervisory roles, such as heading a department focused on community safety, take advantage of the opportunity to exercise your leadership skills.

Wages are competitive; some employees are "graduates" of the Sisters of the Road Cafe training program, taking on supervisory duties at Boxcar Bertha's.

Undrill warns that even if these conversations take on a supervisory nature, they are no substitute for properly contracted, regular supervision [ 17].

However, individual faculty members may be reluctant to take on a supervisory role with respect to postdocs.

Taking on a lead supervisory role would have made the Bank liable for BCCI's sprawling, murky operations from Colombia to Botswana.So far, the liquidators have clawed back $7.8 billion of the money lost by depositors through lawsuits against BCCI's auditors and the government of Abu Dhabi, although at a cost of $1 billion.

Further, in Kenya, CHEWs are facility-based HCWs, but are meant to take on mostly a supervisory role of CHWs.

This is an attempt to let markets take on more of a supervisory role.

This amendment means Manchester will be unable to take on any regulatory or supervisory powers from the Care Quality Commission, NHS England or Monitor and its successor, NHS Improvement.

Nurses had responsibility for the programme, and took on a supervisory role.

Sustainability of the project in the long term by the community, particularly through government support might therefore be feasible, with government personnel taking on a supervisory role.