Sentence examples for work under close from inspiring English sources

Mr ElBaradei's argument is that it is better to let Iran continue limited work under close supervision.

The Labor Department says that if employers do not want to pay their interns, the internships must resemble vocational education, the interns must work under close supervision, their work cannot be used as a substitute for regular employees and their work cannot be of immediate benefit to the employer.

Residents work under close supervision of a senior radiologist: they approach the patient, perform a preliminary examination and issue a first report, which is then checked by the expert.

This is wholly recognised in practice: in the pre-registration year junior doctors work under close supervision from their seniors.

Hanoi and HCMC cities were not included in the list of eligible provinces because in these two large conurbations, the priorities in the appointment of newly qualified doctors differ from the others in that a large proportion of the doctors work in national or regional level hospitals and recent graduates always work under close supervision of more experienced and more highly qualified doctors.

It was sometimes a struggle to work under such close scrutiny and to meet journalists' deadlines.

But that strategy appears to have limits: the bulk of the Taliban leadership and their families still rely on safe haven in Pakistan, where they are believed to live and work under the close watch of Inter-Services Intelligence. Inter-Services Intelligence

The 26-year-old has spent time in mainland Europe, completing outdoor warm-weather recuperation work under the close watch of his personal trainer, Dr Steve McGregor, but the exact timescale for his return remains unknown.

Meanwhile, the Cuban-American doctors' lobby says it will press the Legislature to eliminate licensing exams entirely for the group and to require instead that the doctors work under the close supervision of licensed physicians before setting off on their own.

That is, reaction temperatures in the range of 400 550 °C and with different amounts of catalyst in order to work under and/or close to the equilibrium conversion conditions.

The first, initiated in an academic setting, is called the 'Tavistock project', and, it could be argued, reflects conditions required for 'efficacy research' that establishes whether an approach can work under (something close to) 'ideal conditions'.