I suspect that Wilshaw heard himself talking nonsense, so he quickly played his trump card: what these failing academies need he said, is more "monitoring".
"And there will be more monitors, which we will be adding before opening day".
There should be more monitors on corporate practices on the Internet aimed toward kids under 17.
It's true that more earthquakes are recorded than used to be the case, but that's simply because there are more monitoring stations that are able to pick up minor earthquakes that once went undetected.
Faced with an Internet-led brush fire of criticism for failing to track the levels of extra-fine particles in the air, the Chinese government decreed earlier this month that there would be more monitoring and, ahem, transparency on the issue.
What's more, monitoring programs tend to overemphasize the use of the most dangerous drugs, such as heroin.
This was more monitoring than suggested by Van Poppel et al., who concluded that 3 16 h of mobile monitoring per season sufficiently characterized spatial PNC variation in their neighborhoods.
"One of the things this will lead to is more intensive monitoring of societies within universities".
More executives from other companies are recruited, performance is more closely monitored, and diversity gets more emphasis.
Their case managers have lighter loads -- 20 as opposed to 30 -- and the quality of their care is more closely monitored.
