administrative supervision

To effect better communications and improve administrative supervision, the schools concept was introduced in 1962.

A cell is a house with a small church, where 1-3 monks live under the spiritual and administrative supervision of a monastery.

Budgetary and other administrative supervision duties are tasked to the executive committee.

The Student Council, acting as an administrative supervision division, represents students from departments.

Both Revolutions gave rise to a professionalized and hierarchical state aligned to the administrative supervision of social groups.

The Superintendent of Schools, who is appointed by the Board, provides administrative supervision for the system.

This united the courts for the first time as an independent third branch of government under the administrative supervision of the Chief Justice.

"This violation is another indication of the lack of administrative supervision by the athletics department over its financial operations," the report stated.

The Commission does, however, realize that the intention of these amendments is to strengthen the administrative supervision of such high-risk activities.

It limits the administrative supervision of local authorities' activities to the verification of lawfulness only.

In addition to its judicial duties, the Supreme Court is responsible for the general administrative supervision of all courts in the state.

Administrative supervision should normally be confined to the question of the legality of local authority action and not its expediency.

Christian service of all students (such as teaching Sunday school classes, working on bus routes, or participating in the music ministry) "will be under administrative supervision."

The Constabulary has now only the administrative supervision over the INP.

In the year 1935, the area was given the official name: Lishui Administrative Supervision District.

Pursuant to the Constitution, the Supreme Court has "administrative supervision over all courts and the personnel thereof".

And last but not least: in the challenge of global competition, Europe cannot afford to spend the jointly produced GDP on administrative supervision.

Under overzealous administrative supervision and racial politics "fueled by political correctness gone mad," the cops have become so demoralized they can barely function.

It and the carabineers were transferred to the jurisdiction of what was then the Ministry of Interior, which concerned itself exclusively with administrative supervision.

Fourth, students contribute the money, and students are directly involved in disbursing it under UVA administrative supervision.

"This was an era of a growing administrative supervision and centralization of the government on all political and social levels, even the remotest villages.

The Secretary has general supervisory authority over all county election boards and has the authority to provide administrative supervision to any county election board.

HIP officials said that they agreed last Wednesday to allow the Florida Department of Insurance to place the subsidiary under administrative supervision.

The 1973 Constitution also vested in the Supreme Court administrative supervision over all lower courts which heretofore was under the Department of Justice.

In 1990, the State Council passed the Administrative Supervision Regulations, which were subsequently amended and upgraded to a law in 1997.