Sentence examples for commissioners to monitor from inspiring English sources

The government argues that free schools and academies are already held more rigorously to account than council-run schools - and it is in the process of introducing regional school commissioners to monitor academies' performance.

Although this is a large cost per user, the telephone survey methodology described here offers an unbiased approach to identifying a comparable group of people over time, thus allowing health care commissioners to monitor changes in their system over time.

The curriculum will specify clearly the types of patients that the ECR GP should be seeing and the addition of a suitable dropdown menu to the Patient Tracker would enable commissioners to monitor whether ECR GPs are working within scope as well as providing information on use of diagnostics and outcome of consultations.

She also appointed a former city transportation commissioner to monitor the company.

"We will need a proper independent monitoring operation, a commissioner, to monitor what is happening and to be able to publish reports on it in a way that isn't true of the private sector," he said.

In the case of academies, regional schools commissioners were established to monitor the performance and take action in under-performing academies.

As late as yesterday morning, police officials were meeting with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to go over last-minute details, and Commissioner Kelly was planning to monitor the scene in a helicopter.

One of the objections to ID cards is the possible misuse of a national database - the bill would set out strict limits on what information could be included and an independent commissioner will be appointed to monitor the scheme and prevent abuse.

A new commissioner will be appointed to monitor the use of the code.

It instructed the office of the high commissioner to "dispatch a mission to monitor and report on the situation of human rights in Yemen".

News reports that the Police Department has created a demographics unit to monitor, as Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly explained, "a lot of different communities," have provoked alarm and criticism among civil liberty advocates who consider the program as unfairly placing entire groups of people, particularly Muslims, under a shadow of suspicion.