| 1 | In Greek it basically means "an overseer" or "someone in charge." | |
| 2 | Supervision: The key supervisor is the training officer with whom a new officer first works. | |
| 3 | In time, financiers tend to gain the advantage over their overseers. | |
| 4 | The project' s supervisor Yoshi Kadokawa explains the demand for this technology. | |
| 5 | People in power, be they supervisors or government officials, often interact with their constituents and try to look less powerful than they really are. |