Superintendence (noun)

The act of overseeing or managing; the state of being in charge or responsible for something.

Origin:

Late 16th century from latin superintendere (to overlook, watch over), from super- 'over' + intendere 'stretch, direct.

Examples:

1. The new manager was put in charge of the superintendence of the project.
2. The school's superintendence is under the jurisdiction of the state department of education.
3. The superintendence of the construction site was given to the experienced foreman.
4. The company's board of directors was responsible for the superintendence of the entire organization.
5. The government's superintendence of the industry was criticized for being too lax.