Sentence examples for under better supervision from inspiring English sources

It is not clear what, if any, mistreatment occurred, but among the questions that need answers are the cause of her death, and why an obviously troubled woman was not placed under better supervision.

If its bid is successful Citigroup's tender offer runs until the end of April it would be the biggest-ever foreign acquisition of a Japanese securities firm.With so many scandals, regulators are under pressure, despite earlier attempts at better supervision.

Integration under one organization could also increase purchasing power and facilitate better supervision of quality.

She and others believe better supervision is vital.

Better supervision might have resulted in more professional service.

On sitcoms she apparently receives better adult supervision.

The first phase of the agreement is "limited in scale and designed to accomplish two objectives: to provide new water to a critically water short region; and the opportunity, under scientific supervision, to better understand the consequences of mixing Red Sea and Dead Sea waters," the World Bank said in a statement.

Along similar lines, Daughters and colleagues found that antisocial patients who were under legal supervision had better retention in inpatient treatment compared with patients without an antisocial personality disorder who were also under legal supervision, and those who were not under legal supervision.

British studies have shown that prescribed heroin – diamorphine – injected under supervision produces better outcomes than a course of oral methadone, allowing users to be gradually weaned off the drug in a safe, sterile environment.

Yet the money paid for an expensive tour to a few limited tourist sites under close supervision might be better donated to Unicef or the World Food Programme - to help the North Koreans who most need it.

Several other investigators, who have conducted analogous epidemiological surveys in other developing nations, such as in Philippines, Costa Rica and Iran [ 29- 31], have confirmed these alarmingly high prevalence rates among children living under the supervision and care of better educated parents.