Sentence examples for increase its monitoring from inspiring English sources

The virus is carried by mosquitoes, and the Michigan Community Health Department said it would increase its monitoring of them.

And if the government were to increase its monitoring of FDI and trade flows, the extra bureaucracy could harm the real economy.

May also warned Britain would increase its monitoring of North Sea ports as the Calais crackdown pushes migrants to potential departure points such as the much quieter French port of Dunkirk or ports in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The Department of Defense, IOM says, should increase its monitoring of possible long-term health effects and make clinical data available to scientists at other institutions.

The UN should also adopt targeted sanctions "against those who appear to be most responsible for crimes against humanity", says the report, and increase its monitoring of rights abuses in North Korea.

"Strike hard against the reactionary propaganda," Mr. Chen wrote, adding that the government would confiscate illegal satellite dishes, increase its monitoring of online content and make sure all telephone and Internet users were registered using their real names.

Still, Ace said, it has taken steps since 2011 to prevent abuses, including increasing its monitoring of collection calls and ending the use of an unnamed third-party collection agency that the bureau had concerns about.

Asked whether the Education Department was confident that its remaining debt collectors are in full compliance with the fair debt collection law, Horn simply said that the department had provided "enhanced" guidance to its debt collectors, and increased its monitoring of them.

For its own good, the food industry needs to increase its cleansing and monitoring efforts.

Finally, he says, the U.S. government needs to increase its workforce for monitoring seafood imports at major ports.

All try to reduce the lead time, or at least increase its punctuality, by monitoring transport service suppliers and regularly re-evaluating them by open competitive tenders.