Sentence examples for under superintendent from inspiring English sources

Houston developed an incentive pay system linked to test scores in the 1990s under Superintendent Rod Paige, who later became President George W. Bush's secretary of education.

Superintendent Liz Watson, who reviewed the operation for the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC), said it was unclear whether Inspector Nick Bennett or an armed response officer known only as Sergeant SE was bronze firearms commander under Superintendent Michael Wise.

Under Superintendent Julian Gregory, a group was pulled together from the counter-terrorism squad and Scotland Yard's electronic crimes unit, which also included two officers from the national domestic extremism team who have expertise in pursuing "climate extremists".

"Under Superintendent Johnson, the department has committed to and is implementing the most sweeping reforms in recent memory".

Under Superintendent John Deasy's leadership, LAUSD students have been learning more, scoring higher and graduating in greater numbers.

Previously, the cemetery operated as a somewhat autonomous unit under Superintendent John Metzler and deputy Thurman Higginbotham, who did not get along.

With the establishment of the Weimar Republic, the regional Lutheran churches (Landeskirchen) adopted new constitutions that in some provinces placed the congregations under a superintendent and a general synod while in others they were placed under a bishop.

A painstaking and exemplary reinvestigation of the case was eventually undertaken in 1999 under Detective Superintendent Kevin O'Neill.

Each zonal headquarters, under a deputy inspector general of police, is responsible for several subsections composed of four to five police districts operating under a superintendent of police.

Under the superintendent, the academy is organized into an executive department, headed by the commandant of midshipmen, who is charged with interior discipline, drills, and all military and professional training; and an academic department, headed by the dean in charge of the faculty and academic programs.

"I'm not saying this particular Board of Education or this particular group of people under the superintendent feels that way, but a lot of people assume that poor people are stupid and that it's easy to get things by them," Mrs. DiBella said.