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supervisor

[soo-per-vahy-zer] / ˈsu pərˌvaɪ zər /




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“A tropical weather pattern makes them really active, busy biting, getting blood meals and laying eggs,” said Cary Svoboda, supervisor of Ventura County’s vector control program.

From Los Angeles Times

In December, the California State Auditor said a supervisor wrongly let four Alcoholic Beverage Control managers commute in their state vehicles, at an estimated cost of $16,200.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fed supervisors will have to communicate to managers that they expect banks to borrow from the discount window as a normal matter.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, the inquiry heard temporary police sergeant Read did not conduct the required 28-day supervisor's review of PC Taylor's investigation.

From BBC

A nuance in local laws helped developers construct data centers in areas zoned as office parks without input from the elected board of supervisors.

From The Wall Street Journal