Sentence examples for monitoring of abuse from inspiring English sources
She welcomes Twitter's move to introduce a report button but said more needed to be done to stop people opening multiple accounts using false identities, and called for more monitoring of abuse.
Her comments come after double Olympic gold medal winning swimmer Rebecca Adlington revealed that she still gets abuse from Twitter trolls, and called for more monitoring of abuse on the social networking site.
In line with these initiatives, UNICEF advocates for universal birth registration, stronger monitoring of abuse, and education and psychosocial programmes for children affected by armed conflict.
These networks, in turn, can address critical issues affecting children's welfare and promote the participation of young people themselves in the regular monitoring of abuse and exploitation against their peers.
"Later, when we did try to rescue them, we could find [only] a single person alive," a local community leader told United Nations investigators as part of their monitoring of abuses in Yemen.
The proposal to turn over much of its authority to a nonprofit came after prodding by the federal government, and is a tacit acknowledgement that the state has failed in its monitoring of the abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations.
Child Protection: prevention and monitoring of sexual abuse cases affecting vulnerable women and children.
Systematic monitoring of police abuse of drug users around pharmacies and other service points may also help address structural barriers to service access [ 34].
Such analyses are required in monitoring for abuse of this drug, both in terms of 'club drug' use and in cases of drug-facilitated sexual assault.
Douglas Simelane, a community child protector said as key stakeholders in communities they pledged to work closely with schools to monitor cases of abuse against children.
So far this year the SEC has endured withering criticism of its failure to keep tabs on the liquidity positions of major investment banks and its monitoring of trading abuses like naked short-selling.
