supervisory

IPA: supɝvˈaɪzɝi

Examples of "supervisory" in Sentences

"It's called supervisory overlooking," I told him.
Part of that encouragement involved something called supervisory goodwill.
In its new ruling, it forbids workers from joining unions if they perform so-called supervisory duties at work.
They are sometimes called supervisory, despite the fact that the person in the job supervises absolutely no one.
These so-called supervisory acquisitions helped spread capital and fill in any gaps across the financial system.
The authority will go beyond the so-called supervisory colleges for the region's largest banks that the commission has backed.
The 2600Hz is therefore known as a supervisory signal, because it indicates the status of a trunk; on hook (tone) or off-hook (no tone).
Harry Nespoli, president of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, which oversees workers who aren't in supervisory roles, agreed, saying the realignment would be hard to come to grips with.
Professionals who are currently in supervisory or leadership positions and who are responsible for making decisions regarding children who are 0-5 and present with hearing loss will also benefit from this program.