supervisory

Finally, the last role is to act as a supervisory body.

From 1952 to 1966, he also sat on the supervisory board.

He was the only member of the 15-person supervisory board to do so.

"Let an international supervisory body keep an eye on both."

The pay for sitting on a supervisory board is already public.

Decision making must be at a supervisory level, rather than by officers in the field.

He fought to have me moved into a supervisory role.

Also, a supervisory commission was created at the national level.

The director is elected by the supervisory board for a period of three years.

Most of the other job losses were in support and supervisory staff.

Although there were also supervisory personnel living with them, things did not work out well.

One of them, Bill, was promoted to a supervisory position a few months ago.

He continued as chairman of the supervisory council until 1961.

It would also move the federal government, which has left regulation of the industry to the states, into a new supervisory role.

And that any member of the team has a right to assume a supervisory role?

No longer having any supervisory authority, he was retired early by the company.

In any case, we have increased the gap between supervisory body and government.

Standing in the organization, such as first or second supervisory level, is not a factor.

The president has agreed to let me be involved in a supervisory capacity.

For companies with 500-2000 employees, one third of the supervisory board must be elected.

However, both the management and supervisory organs must have at least two members.

The supervisory board is meant to set the company's general agenda.

So one of the student demands, here as at other schools around the country, was for more supervisory workers and better safety.

"That did not sit well with the supervisory board," he added.

He had been under mounting pressure to leave, even from other members of the company's supervisory board.