Make sure you are prepared to take time off work if necessary, to supervise your project.

This great work would take many years to achieve, and with the aid of the robot workforce, only need a few martians to supervise the project.

Mara supervised the project from the very beginning until the record was sent to the factory.

He supervised the project closely, moving about the area to ensure that all was progressing well.

The schools also select teachers to be mentors, who supervise the student critics and help maintain the integrity of the review-writing process.

The teachers can supervise the students due to the large glass windows.

Teaching staff of clinical departments supervise the students to work ona full-time basis.

In the 1880s and 1890s instruction at college improved to the point that coaches merely supervised their students progress.

Each spring the students elect a student council that supervises the student body.

The rulers could thus supervise the activity on the dock and warehouse simultaneously.

Check with other operators of skateboard ramps to see how they are supervising their activities.

However, significant control lies with the institutional investors such as pension funds and mutual funds to supervise the activities of boards, he says.

He supervised the activity and behaviour of royal sheriffs and sergeants, held courts and reported on these things to the king personally.

He exercised executive, legislative, and judicial authority and closely supervised the activities of government departments.

In her annual report out today, she says that eight out of ten private companies that supervise offenders and were inspected this year were found to be inadequate.

It's a full-on job that requires him to donate many hours of his spare time to working with the probation service, supervising offenders and organising the lunch guests.

We are constantly working towards having the best possible systems in place to supervise offenders in the community and protect the public.

Transversely, parole officers supervise offenders released from incarceration after a review and consideration of a warden, parole board or other parole authority.

At some jails inmates are being locked in their cells for longer because there are not enough officers to supervise work and education schemes.

Boss means a person who exercises control or authority, directing and supervising work.

In addition, it supervised work on plan coordination and scientific-technical cooperation.

Both men probably supervised work on the nave.

He also supervised work on the national history.

Usually one teacher supervises the work and another marks it.

The teacher supervises the tutoring and awards points for good tutoring.

It was a cheap way of educating large numbers, where one teacher supervises several senior pupils who in turn instruct many junior ones.