It should propose to Congress and the Obama administration a merger of the separate broadcasting entities into one corporation under the board's supervision, similar to the BBC World Service.
Parties, usually including the carrier, the Federal Aviation Administration, the pilots' union, the engine manufacturer and other organizations with knowledge of technical details, jointly gather and evaluate evidence under the board's supervision.
The Youngstown Police Department and Youngstown Fire Department fall under the board's supervision, as do the parks, civil service, community development, health, planning, and water departments.
Though not considered to be on parole, Mr. Mondello will remain under the parole board's supervision until the rest of his term is completed in 2002.
Data supporting the specificity of WLS antibody are shown in Supporting Information Fig S1A, B and D. All studies involving human subjects were approved by an institutional review board under the supervision of the University of Washington Human Subjects Division (protocol #26161).
Schools are administered by elected boards under the supervision of the Department of Education and are financed by government grants and local taxes.
State boards, under the supervision of the governor, later grew out of the need to improve conditions in health, education, welfare, labour, banking, insurance, and prisons.
Both studies took place in a dermatology clinic, under the supervision of a board-certified dermatologist and board-certified pediatrician, and also in the routine setting of a baby's home.
All data were collected under the medical supervision of board certified pulmonologists.
During an internal medicine clerkship as a clinical correlation component after taking the curricular ultrasound class students are additionally exposed to in- and outpatients in hands-on training for 4 hours in our ultrasound unit practising the acquired scanning skills under guidance and supervision by board certified DEGUM level 2 to 3 sonographic experts.
White House spokeswoman Dana Perino called the editing "standard operating procedure," saying it was appropriate because the board remains legally under the supervision of the Executive Office of the President.
