Sentence examples for temporary supervision from inspiring English sources

Intervening at the request of child protective services, the court put her under temporary supervision for two months in order to determine her ability to withstand the physical and emotional risks of the trip.

The veteran loyalist told me that it was clear that Castro had "chosen" Pérez Roque to lead the succession team under Raúl's temporary supervision, but that Pérez Roque was "too narrow-minded" for the next generation of Cubans.

In another sign of the widening crack in Russia's financial system, another major bank, Inkombank, was taken under the temporary supervision of the Central Bank, following similar orders imposed last week on SBS-Agro, the country's second largest bank.

Conditional release means the temporary supervision by a public health official (or designee) of an individual or group, who may have been exposed to a quarantinable communicable disease to determine the risk of disease spread and includes public health supervision through in-person visits, telephone, or through electronic or Internet-based monitoring.

Similar to model 4 which assumes an integration process into the MEHRD without temporary supervision of the MGEF, this model can minimize the period of conflicts within ECEC resulting from decisions to integrate within a short period of time, possibly resulting in highly efficient administration and finance.

The last model is for the two ministries to finally integrate into the MEHRD after temporary supervision of the MGEF based on the Memorandum of Understanding between the two, without a coordination period, in a short period of time (see Figure 6).

Immediate conditions, such as the brutality of an overseer or master or a temporary lapse of supervision, often precipitated slave flight, but willingness to undertake such a form of rebellion against the system was usually determined by such factors as the accessibility of refuge or the ability to blend in with the free population (some societies marked slaves to inhibit such blending).

Remarkably, Sgouras, council worker, unionist, patriot, is prepared to contemplate some kind of foreign supervision, a temporary administrative occupation, to get his country back on track.

The ICRC said in a statement on Saturday that the minors were in good health and were being transported to a temporary shelter under the supervision of the United Nations Children's Fund.

* Formal probation (a temporary state of close supervision).

Still, as Mr Ignatieff points out, such powers must always be temporary and subject to the supervision of the courts and the legislature.