Sentence examples for monitoring of standards from inspiring English sources
There was little or no independent monitoring of standards.
We also call for robust, independent and transparent monitoring of standards within immigration detention, and a system to register and independently deal with complaints," the article argues.
The ORR said better information and stronger monitoring of standards were needed, and called for train companies to launch a coordinated national promotional campaign to tell their customers about the compensation they should receive.
Greater monitoring of standards.
Monitoring of standards, then, is controversial, regarded and executed differently in diverse nations.
Engagement, capacity building and rigorous monitoring of standards at private laboratories are of vital importance for the control of TB.
In this work, we present and analyse the flow-sensing part of a recently-developed multisensor in LTCC (low-temperature co-fired ceramic) technology; this device integrates flow/pressure/temperature sensing and is designed for diagnostics monitoring of standard industrial compressed air circuits and devices such as valves and actuators.
As graduate nurses with this background in basic nursing care they will be the supervisors and monitors of standards of nursing care on their wards.
Effective management of transition requires CAMHS and AMHS managers to face the challenge of implementing and monitoring uptake of standards and guidelines contained within national service frameworks, recent policy reviews and recommendations of professional bodies [ 31- 34].
An independent Kosovo under international monitoring of democratic standards and Nato protection will make citizens out of members of different ethnic groups.
In a flurry of initiatives, announcements and rejections, he has made it especially clear in recent months that Russia regards most American and western policy as wrongheaded, will no longer tolerate western monitoring of Russian standards in political life, and expects to exercise almost a right of veto over certain European developments.
