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supervision
noun as in management of people, project
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Example Sentences
The European Central Bank, which took over supervision of larger euro area institutions in 2014, has also laid on a heavier regulatory hand than U.S. counterparts.
He could talk about small doses and medical supervision all he wanted, but critics, including WADA, insisted that Enhanced was putting athletes in danger and setting a profoundly toxic example.
The guidance states that those who volunteer should usually get a volunteer agreement that sets out the level of supervision and support they will receive.
The definition—similar to one published in a 2021 Lancet study—entails needing round-the-clock adult supervision and having an IQ of less than 50 or being minimally verbal.
Under this "earned progression scheme", prisoners released early will be monitored with enhanced supervision in the community, followed by a period on licence, which is unsupervised.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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