0 present participle of superintend
1 to be in charge of something:
Her job is to superintend the production process.
For him, the novel is replete with "individuals seeking their own advantage and acting without either a superintending intelligence or a common end" (51).
Thus, 'victory' over the senses did not entail their eradication, but rather their subordination and control by their proper superintending agent, the mind.
Sooner or later, the pressures born of experience succeeded in securing both fresh legislation and a superintending central body.
This could lead to a reduction of one superintending sister and three head naval nurses or assistant head naval nurses.
In this connection, a representative of the superintending engineer will be contacting you without delay.
The total number of assistant clerks now employed in the officers of the superintending engineers is ninety-seven, not 159.
It is considered that the officers superintending the practice were not to blame.
Most, in fact all, of the superintending engineers in the great lines are men who have begun in this way.
