superintendence

From that time, "all archives or records belonging to the Government of the United States" were to be under "the charge and superintendence" of the national archivist.

The decision by Cade’s superintendence informs whatever final move the full board of the regulator may give.

Capitalism needs constant superintendence and if it starts to undermine societal cohesion, it must be stopped at the gate.

They must assert not merely that their tradition coexisted with and even promoted religious values — as it undeniably did — but also revive their proposals for meaningful life in the absence of divine superintendence.

“Her misconduct, compounded by prosecutorial misconduct, requires that this court exercise its superintendence authority and vacate and dismiss all criminal convictions tainted by governmental wrongdoing,” they wrote.