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The proposal, made in a letter from Mr. Mottaki to the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, includes the creation of international fuel production facilities in Iran and other countries — a longstanding goal of Iran — as well as improved supervision of Iran's nuclear program by the atomic energy agency, which is based in Vienna.

She required, for the first time, that a word-for-word account be kept of proceedings; she instituted improved supervision of the justices, and increased classroom training for non-lawyer justices — who make up nearly three-quarters of the bench — to two weeks from one, with added studies at home.

The transition from ECEC to primary school is smoother; there is improved supervision of services and exercise of public accountability.

Improved supervision of student research projects.

Improved supervision of children may help, and fits with the observation that attending school was protective against external deaths (OR 0.15, 95 % CI 0.08 0.81).

The programme will also strengthen the functioning of the community units in these settlements with improved supervision of CHVs and greater involvement of the communities in ensuring access to health services.

Meanwhile, leaders issued a joint statement that called for improved supervision and regulation of the global financial system while calling on the International Monetary Fund to assist countries severely affected by the economic slowdown.

To systematically address workplace gaps, continuing education and improved supervision may help mitigate the limitations of pre-service training to ensure healthcare workers deliver quality HIV services.

Interviewees most commonly stated improved training (36% of 148 responses) and improved supervision (36%) would ensure that non-physicians provide high-quality ART care (Table  3).

Almost a quarter (23%) of respondents recommended for improved supervision and increased staffing levels at the facility level.

There was no association between midwife performance scores and supervision frequency in the control group of a study in the Philippines but there was a dose response in the intervention group with improved supervision suggesting that increased frequency only improves performance if quality supervision is in place (37).