Current technology, however, still warrants human supervision in coping with (data) uncertainties and consequently in judging the validity of machine decisions.
Klein said the bill is valid because any medication that terminates a pregnancy warrants additional supervision and protocols from physicians -- not only to make sure the doctors uphold their Hippocratic Oaths to "do no harm," but also to make sure the patient is protected in emergency situations.
But the IG concluded that Acosta "had sufficient information about Schlozman's conduct to have raised red flags warranting closer supervision of him," and that Acosta "did not sufficiently supervise Schlozman".
It is not serious enough to warrant supervision by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
Professional adherence to the Triple P method is warranted through several supervision sessions with an accredited practitioner.
What's more, such constellations would allow supervisors to provide on-going supervision that warrants patient safety, and at the same time encourage residents to actively participate in patient care while retaining their autonomy.
I will then turn to a discussion of regulatory and supervisory practice, with particular attention to whether a more comprehensive, system-wide perspective in financial supervision is warranted.
Aside from meats, fresh fruits, and vegetables, it is customary to consume only food prepared under rabbinic supervision and labelled "kosher for Passover," warranting that they are completely free of contact with leaven.
The role of supervision, staff shortages and stigma in adhering to guidelines warrants further research [ 10].
Finally, the possibility that more effective supervision affects rates of violence in patients classed as high risk warrants further investigation.
The warrant refers scathingly to the central bank, which is responsible for banking supervision.
