Examples of invigilate

• We are invigilating closely what is going on authority by authority.

• Those of us who had to invigilate 11-plus saw it for what it was.

• Who is supposed to act on them; who is supposed to invigilate them?

• They will find half the cost of invigilating during those free periods from a special donation and half from funds at their disposal.

• A system whereby one is able to monitor and invigilate carefully what is happening is part of the process of membership.

• If we are adequately to invigilate these accounts, we should know the whole story.

• He suggested that the nationalised boards were tending to become hypochondriacs and that we were invigilating them too much.

• But there are some very poor galleries and some which are badly invigilated, and that is another matter which ought to be studied.

• Each individual may have a claim for special damages besides the general damages being claimed, and that has to be very carefully invigilated.

• How closely and intensively will he invigilate the invigilators?

• It is to try to increase the extent to which we invigilate and scrutinise legislation.

• It is a capacity which cannot in any circumstances be effectively inhibited or invigilated by any inspectorate system.

• The council is also concerned about the standing advisory council's duty to invigilate and adjudicate upon applications to opt out.

• I worry about the number of people engaged in this kind of pursuit and many others who are there to invigilate adherence to the law.

• An important inspector and two teachers would invigilate over those poor children.