Sentence examples for improving monitoring of from inspiring English sources
The department believes by improving monitoring of the tides better flood advice could be released to the public.
Combine that $54 million bump with $144 million in the recent stimulus bill mainly for upgrading stream gages and improving monitoring of earthquake faults and volcanoes and the agency has almost $200 million in new funds to invest in science.
These included setting up a pan-European Passenger Name Record (PNR) travel data sharing scheme; improving monitoring of foreign fighters; and "better coordination in the fight against propaganda and internet-based terrorist recruitment".
Others include withdrawing passports of suspects who pose a risk to public safety, freezing the assets of those suspected of financing terrorism, strengthening penalties for terrorist activity, improving monitoring of those believed to be foreign fighters and training prison staff to combat radicalization of inmates.
VAESCO is a growing network of organisations (public health institutes, regulatory agencies, and academic research centres) in Europe dedicated to improving monitoring of safety of vaccines after licensing and was initiated by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
Yet the UN has repeatedly missed opportunities to improve monitoring of the treatment of women in conflict zones.
The new IT system also offers improved monitoring of new enquiries and better communication with existing clients.
The workplace team also improved monitoring of the data centre, to address failures and monitor impacts of initiatives such as air flow improvements, to reduce demands on cooling.
They advised the national and local governments and tried to improve monitoring of development projects, which have a history of multimillion-dollar waste, according to US government investigators.
Improved monitoring of soldiers' health could streamline delivery of health care and benefits to those harmed by vaccines or chemical, biological and radiological exposures.
On a recent visit to Japan -- a major food donor to North Korea -- Catherine Bertini, the executive director of the United Nations World Food Program, said her agency had improved monitoring of food deliveries.
