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supervisor

[soo-per-vahy-zer] / ˈsu pərˌvaɪ zər /




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He said he’d like to give supervisors greater authority to quickly weed out complaints that “are demonstrably false on their face” based on body camera footage and other evidence.”

From Los Angeles Times

However, the supervisor was allowed to continue to work alongside her for the rest of the shift.

From BBC

To receive both Erasmus and Turing, I had to set and meet targets, outline responsibilities and provide feedback from my supervisor to show I was making progress and my language skills were improving.

From BBC

Career supervisors say they told their new bosses that they couldn’t, in one month, produce a case that could stand up in court.

From Salon

According to university policy, a supervisor may not initiate or attempt to initiate an intimate relationship with someone over whom they exercise supervisory authority.

From The Wall Street Journal