Sentence examples for monitor projects from inspiring English sources

"As US and coalition forces withdraw, it will become steadily more difficult for both the implementing and oversight agencies to monitor projects," John Sopko, the special inspector general, told Congress in April.

For organisations that are comfortable with experimenting with technology, services like Magpi allows them to focus resources on programmes themselves, offering a low-cost, accessible means to monitor projects, better understand the target population and measure the impact of what they do.

We assume that the financial sector has a capacity to monitor projects: The bank has a convex cost of monitoring projects for each fund deposited at the bank.

Comparisons are fundamental to AR system within the AEC industry to be able to monitor projects and defect detections, therefore, our testing of five comparison purposes (progress monitoring, defect detection, evaluating the model, updating the model, validating the model) need to be further investigated.

Across the room, a monitor projects a bright, abstract composition in pinks and yellows.

Its 2011 evaluation recommended that it utilize its recently expanded investing capacity and closely monitor projects' profitability to better understand their impacts on its financial performance.

The monitor project is based in part on existing technologies.

A 3D monitor projected onto a mirror a stereo image of spherical targets and a cursor that tracked the instantaneous position of the robotic arm's handle.

Country visits were carried out to monitor project progress, review documents and hold interviews with project leaders, team members, and selected decision-makers, as discussed below.

The vehicles will be used to monitor project implementation in schools and health centers, as well as spread important hygiene messages to communities in hard-to-reach areas.

The Monitor Project of the Bone and Joint Decade (BJD) was developed to quantify the global burden of musculoskeletal conditions and to develop strategies for their prevention.