Sentence examples for greater monitoring of from inspiring English sources
It has applied for federal money for more extensive environmental testing of reservation land and greater monitoring of all pregnancies.
Afruca is calling on the government to make branding a child as a witch illegal, and is calling for greater monitoring of churches and preachers.
At the same time, technological advances enabled greater monitoring of the battlefield, tightening the chain of command and creating a more prominent role for the media.
Less than two weeks earlier Putin had quietly signed a new law tightening state control over non-governmental organisations, including clauses that gave the government power to shut them down and force greater monitoring of foreign funding.
Community measures that helped to curtail binge drinking during the eight-year course of the study included a limit on alcohol outlets near campus, mandatory training for beverage servers, a crackdown on unlicensed alcohol sales and greater monitoring of alcohol outlets to curtail under-age drinking and excessive consumption by legal drinkers.
Greater monitoring of standards.
Solis et al. (2010) recorded Bd in introduced X. laevis in Chile and, whilst emphasising the need for greater monitoring, observed that no declines of native anurans had been noted in areas of co-occurrence after almost 40 years.
Revising the data now runs the risk that other countries will distrust the results and demand greater international monitoring of any future pledges by China.
The measures, which Geithner and Federal Reserve and White House officials have been working on for weeks, is expected to include greater government monitoring of banks and financial firms, and wider protection to consumers.
It was the beginning of what has become a push for greater frontline monitoring of social impacts of the crisis and child-sensitive responses.
Phase 4 would have benefited from greater support and monitoring of in-country training and the FMU needed to play a much greater role in this regard.
