Sentence examples for monitored children from inspiring English sources

General secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, Brian Lightman, said schools already monitored children causing concern very closely adding the recommendations were far too prescriptive.

This was done in a clinical trial where we carefully monitored children and ensured 24 hour access to health care, and would not be practical for routine healthcare or larger studies, but demonstrates that subjective fever alone does not identify children at a high risk of serious disease.

A recent example is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) study to monitor children's exposure to pesticides [the Children's Environmental Exposure Research Study CHEERS CHEERSERS 2005].

It's eight years since Ofsted took on the additional responsibility of monitoring children's social care services.

Parents can monitor children's phones not only from their desks, but also from cellphones that can search the Web.

But when the reviewers assigned to monitoring children's advertising at the Council of Better Business Bureaus saw it, they saw problems.

Their rural home towns lack resources to monitor children on probation, so they end up in prison.

Teachers were able to monitor children's progress more effectively, and spent less time planning lessons and marking papers.

The study suggests that a better approach may be to carefully monitor children believed to have a reflux problem for signs of reinfection, and treat as necessary.

Many states said they did not have enough caseworkers to investigate reports of abuse or to monitor children in foster care.

The doctor, Dr. Edward L. Handelsman, an assistant professor of pediatrics at State University of New York Downstate Medical Center and Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn, travels to Trinidad for Hope's Alive to monitor children's progress.