Sentence examples similar to common provisions for monitoring from inspiring English sources

* Special provisions for monitoring unusual cases: tests with nonstandard geometries, tests with multiple nuclear explosions.

Some expressed concern that the provisions for monitoring women with implants were not enough to make a difference.

Everyone knows the deal that will eventually follow, if it's to happen at all, says Bodansky: Developing nations agree to stronger commitments, common provisions on monitoring, reporting and verifying their emissions; the United States and the European Union strengthen their commitments.

Clara Hudson, Global Investigations Review Just Anti-Corruption, Lawyers Laud Criminal Division's Diversity Provision for Monitors (May 3, 2018), https://globalinvestigationsreview.com/ article/jac/1168991/lawyers-laud-criminal-divisions-diversity-provision-for-monitors.

Overall, regional policy statements and land use plans rarely include provisions for monitoring hazards.

While Congress struggles to overhaul No Child Left Behind, it might embed more provisions for monitoring tests.

Other common provisions in ACA replacement proposals include severe "caps" on compensation for patients injured by negligent hospitals or physicians.

(The act already meets the I.L.O. standard, but does not yet include provision for monitoring by unions).

Common recommendations for monitoring include: regular assessment and documentation of vital signs (pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate), level of consciousness, patellar reflexes and urinary output; and the provision of 1 1 nursing care during loading administration (and 1 2-3 care during maintenance or where 1 1 care is not possible) [ 87].

Our approach provides a sensitive, robust, and sustainable method for monitoring service provision across England.

Few countries had national training standards or a system for monitoring service provision.