Sentences with phrase «need less supervision»

Older cats are generally quieter and more sensible than kittens or young cats and generally need less supervision.

This doesn't mean god loves us more, just that we need less supervision.

Not exact matches

They are self - motivated, train faster, require less supervision and are ready to work whenever needed.

Some children need more supervision, some less.

Child - to - staff ratios are important because too many children and not enough adult supervision means your child is likely to get less of the one - on - one interaction that he needs and deserves.

Too many children and not enough adult supervision means your child is likely to get less attention than he needs and deserves.

A very low calorie diet (VLCD) prescribes about 3,300 kJ a day or less and should only be undertaken under medical supervision or as part of a reputable program such as the Cambridge Weight Loss Plan, to ensure nutrient needs are met and calorie reduction is paired with education to promote long - term weight loss.

Self - driven - A well - trained employee needs lesser guidance and supervision.

After all, I was single, living alone, and in vet school, which basically meant I was an endangered servant and was ready for a dog that needed a little less intense training and supervision.

You'll need to work on your puppy having less supervision when you're home, and on giving him access to more space when he's alone.

Attorneys who graduated from law school 4 years ago or less typically lack the skills they need to serve the client independently — i.e., without «supervision».

In Washington we need more adult supervision and behavior, and less of whatever is happening now.

Simply put, the more skills you have, the more valuable you become, the more you can do, the less direct supervision you need, and, as consequence, the higher you move up in status, capacity, and recognition.

At the same time, children entering their teens may require less daily supervision by their parents than infants, allowing a working parent to more easily accommodate the child's needs.

Children of alcoholics are more likely to have academic difficulty than are other students, often because alcoholic parents are less likely to provide the supervision, support and intellectual engagement that their children need to succeed in school.