Sentence examples for head of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Dr Tom Brereton, head of monitoring for Butterfly Conservation, said colonies of some rare species were on the brink of extinction in parts of the country.

"The bad weather is definitely the biggest factor but it's not as if everything will be rosy if we get a nice summer," said Dr Tom Brereton, head of monitoring at Butterfly Conservation, which runs the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme with the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology.

Prof Tom Brereton, head of monitoring at Butterfly Conservation and one of the study's co-authors, said causes included heightened effects of climate change in cities, building on urban green space, the loss of surprisingly wildlife-rich brownfield sites, council cuts and the neglect of parks and pesticide-wielding gardeners who have also turned lawns and flower beds into driveways and patios.

Rhodri Ab Owen, head of monitoring at political consultancy firm Positif Politics, agreed that students could have a "big impact" in certain seats in Wales.

Poisoned pond Lu Shaofei, head of monitoring at the Environmental Protection Bureau for the local district of Qilin, worked on the clean-up.

"Sahar Gul has recovered from her wounds, and she is mentally better," said Nazia Faizi, head of Monitoring and Assessment in the Ministry of Women's Affairs.

But the head of Monitor says he expects to see such competition as an essential part of the market.

The petroleum analogy points to the root cause of the problem: uniquely among big industries, notes Joseph Fuller, head of Monitor, a management consultancy, the oil and drugs businesses are "self-liquidating".

"There is no proper policy on competition and no system for regulating it," says William Moyes, head of Monitor, which regulates the foundation-trust sector of hospitals that have greater freedoms.

But with cash about to become very tight, such a rationalisation plan will come to the fore again, says Bill Moyes, head of Monitor, the body that regulates foundation trusts.If hospital care is to be reduced, more will have to be done at primary level.

Ms Brisby told the inquiry she would not have left the trust unless told to do so by the head of Monitor, the independent regulator of NHS foundation trusts.