Sentence examples for a programme to monitor from inspiring English sources

In May, Mr Snowden fled to Hong Kong after leaking details of a programme to monitor phone and internet data.

To evaluate the results of pharmaceutical intervention in a programme to monitor the drug therapy of type-2 diabetics; and to assess the improvement of the indicators, glycosylated haemoglobin, basal glycaemia, lipid profile, albumin/ creatinine, blood pressure, BMI, medication-related problems and adherence.

The SCNL also received a grant from the Whitley Foundation to begin a programme to monitor the park's large mammals.

This phase refers to the ways in which hospital clinicians learned of the existence of PPIP, and how they came to understand the benefits of having such a programme to monitor the quality of perinatal care and decided to start PPIP.

This paper develops a framework for an IEHM programme to monitor and measure the impact of environmental changes on human health, and, informed by existing monitoring programmes, proposes a structured work process that allows the gathering of data and information.

To prevent people being taken unaware a second time, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) set up a research programme to monitor the area.

The RSB, who will now "spend some time celebrating the buff-tailed bumblebee", are hoping people will get behind the victor by planting "bee-friendly" plants, avoiding mowing flowers until late summer and asking MPs to create a national programme to monitor numbers.

A World Bank-funded programme to monitor the timber trade with paper trails, boat patrols and satellite imagery has begun, but is not yet fully operational.

The US was astonished when the European parliament ordered a halt to an American government programme to monitor international banking transactions for terrorist activity.

The admission that authorities had undertaken a seven-year programme to monitor the telephone calls of potentially millions of people in the US shows the Obama administration has embraced and expanded a surveillance regime begun under George Bush.

UNICEF is also improving the lives of vulnerable earthquake survivors with a new rapid-assessment programme to monitor all of the temporary camps in Port-au-Prince.