supervise|supervised|supervises|supervising in English

verb

[su·per·vise || 'suːpə(r)vaɪz]

oversee, administer, direct, manage, watch ove

Use "supervise|supervised|supervises|supervising" in a sentence

1. The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development also supervises Mitchell-Lamas, but only HCR supervised developments are on the Awl system

2. Supervises tobacco and alcohol advertising.

3. Data Annotation is used in supervised learning and hybrid, or semi-supervised, machine learning models that involve supervised learning

4. The Bursary supervises and administers student accounts

5. The ENS also supervises safety functions.

6. The group leader supervises a dozen workers.

7. • supervised access/exchange services;

8. I will supervise the work personally.

9. The Boatswain supervises the other deck crew

10. The Governing Body supervises what the Society publishes.

11. Griffiths closely supervised the research.

12. Apparitor General supervised the Apparitors

13. Amlong did not properly supervise an associate,

14. Take charge of supervising and actualizing check measure equipment.

15. Absconding The intentional failure of an individual to report to their supervising probation/parole agent and to advise their supervising agent of their whereabouts

16. UN troops supervised the relief operations.

17. This is supervised by academic tutors.

18. P Combe supervised all laboratory activities.

19. Ensure that burning is responsibly supervised.

20. Take regular but gentle supervised exercise.

21. The teacher supervised our drawing class.

22. Supervises outside litigation Counsel in claim development, defense, or prosecution.

23. Promote institutions’ stability and supervise financial institutions.

24. She wants to supervise the cosmetics shop.

25. (Telecommunications Administration Centre) supervises television and radio advertising, excluding: