Sentence examples for assistance to monitor from inspiring English sources

The settlement will have statewide impact because it will require state agencies, including the Department of Education and the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, to monitor all school districts to assure that homeless students are not being lost in a bureaucratic maze.

Inside, the car has a completely redesigned, leather- and aluminum-clad cockpit, with satellite navigation, Bluetooth capability, a rear parking camera, a trip computer, launch control and Vehicle Dynamic Assistance (to monitor the car's vitals).

It is important to move beyond advocacy and technical assistance to monitoring and oversight.

To support technical assistance provided to practices participating in the SNMHI, we sought to create a self-assessment tool that would help to target needed improvement activities and technical assistance, and to monitor progress of practice transformation.

For example, some day care centers may refuse admission to children with diabetes, and children in the classroom may not be provided the assistance necessary to monitor blood glucose and administer insulin and may be prohibited from eating needed snacks.

While you wait for medical assistance to arrive, monitor the wound and the patient's condition.

The draft resolution, sponsored by the Netherlands, requests the commissioner "to dispatch a mission, with assistance from relevant experts, to monitor and report on the situation of human rights in Yemen, on violations and abuses thereof since September 2014, and to collect and preserve information in order to establish the facts and circumstances of such violations and abuses".

With the North Koreans obstructing efforts to monitor the assistance, American officials say they are opposed to sending grain on the grounds that it can easily be transferred to the North Korean Army, which is the world's largest on a per capita basis.

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has travelled to Moore to monitor the assistance being provided to first responders.

This section establishes that all recipients must submit reports (whether financial, performance-related, or of special nature) to the Federal government to monitor Federal assistance activities and uses.

The MILAS (Modified Iowa Levels of Assistance Scale) was used daily to monitor the recovery of physical function.