Sentence examples for monitored and held from inspiring English sources

The success of high-quality charter schools in places like New York supports Mr. Duncan's view that charters can play an important role in efforts to reform the country's flawed education system — but only if they are closely monitored and held to high standards.

Concerns have been raised over how exactly schools would be monitored and held to account under the new strategy.

This industry needs to be monitored and held accountable.

"The institutions can only do so much with advising, monitoring and holding students to the appropriate standards," he said Tuesday in a telephone interview.

New technologies and tools are making it easier and cheaper than ever before to organize, mobilize, monitor and hold the powerful to account.

Improvements should be carefully monitored, and failing forces held to account.

From Capitol Hill, Merkley and Levin pledged to do their part, too: No regulation is ever perfect, and we will carefully monitor implementation and hold regulators and firms accountable.

As companies' claims of green virtue multiply, so will the efforts by organisations such as Climate Counts to monitor them and hold them to account.

Numerous watchdog groups monitor preservation and hold views on change that run the gamut from seeing it as an opportunity to enhance, to a necessary evil to a sacrilege.

The DID is a clinical database established for nationwide quality monitoring and holds data from 2005 and onwards for patients admitted to any ICU in Denmark.

Jerry Petherick, the managing director for G4S custodial and detention services, said the company's MoJ contracts were "very tightly monitored and we are rightly held to account by on-site government controllers in addition to the various statutory inspecting arrangements".