Sentence examples for english monitors from inspiring English sources

RI&CA's flurry of accreditations worried a team of English monitors led by Vic Thorpe and Stirling Smith, who often went to Pakistan to check on inspectors' operations.

Over-recruitment and English language monitoring were considered problematic this year, for example (pdf).

Then, 2 bilinguals converted the translated instrument into the original language (English) to monitor retention of the original meaning in the source language.

Monitoring English speaking media, science journals and internet-based news groups provides alerts to these incidents.

13613_2012_115_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1: Intensive care adverse events (AE) monitoring: English translation of the original AE reporting questionnaire.

Dragons coach Kingsley Jones has said there were "chats ongoing" and added: "He's a British Lion and a many-capped international, so I'd expect any club [to be interested] and I'm sure the English clubs are monitoring the situation.

The site monitors English-language tweets from some 600 Twitter accounts, including bots, that analysts have identified as spreading Russian propaganda. .

Programme Budget Assistant Planning Monitoring and Evaluation Division UNICEF, China Nationality: China Education BAA; MS Field of Study: Sociology, English Language, Budget Monitoring, Data Analysis Languages: English, Chinese, English, Swedish (Basic) "My time with UNICEF has been the most satisfying and rewarding time in my 30 years working experience".

"We have been working to tighten our own monitoring system with a new online tool that will enable us to better monitor our English learners as they make progress in overcoming their language barriers," Maldonado said.  . [email protected].

The gallery has stacks of them in both Swedish and English, and a video monitor shows tapes of film and television adaptations they've inspired.

Some Londoners, tickled by Mr. Bloomberg's nanny-state schemes in New York, compare Mr. Bloomberg to Titus Salt, a 19th-century English industrialist who carefully monitored his workers' vices.