Sentence examples for international monitoring system from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kobon said Ivory Coast would also start taking part in a new international monitoring system.
One of UNEP's most widely recognized activities is Earthwatch, an international monitoring system designed to facilitate the exchange of environmental information among governments.
Leading scientists say that technological advances over the past decade have erased doubts about whether an international monitoring system can detect and locate underground tests outlawed by the treaty.
My sympathies with those who complain about the US judging their conduct have lessened considerably over the years as it has become obvious that the only alternative – an international monitoring system – is even more unwelcome.
Some weapons analysts say the failure to detect four of the tests -- only the largest, on Monday, was registered -- has landed a body blow to the international monitoring system set up as part of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty.
American officials say North Korea dropped its insistence on grains and rice being included, and will allow an extensive international monitoring system to be installed before food is delivered.
Uzamere has taken on the burden of watchdog over SEVIS, the federal international students monitoring system.
We are now developing an automatic zone annotation system capable of annotating news reports according to our proposed scheme and intend to put this into operation in an international media monitoring system.
International level monitoring systems target national level decision-makers and international support with the expectation that once the warning is issued aid will cascade down to the local community level.
Global institutions, including the World Health Organization, are working to establish an international reporting and monitoring system.
Meanwhile, at the United Nations, a committee was debating the possibility of placing atomic weapons under "international control" and creating a monitoring system that would prevent member countries from developing their own.
