Sentence examples for monitoring officer from inspiring English sources
Davis had referred himself to the borough's monitoring officer in the wake of last month's Guardian investigation.
Colette Hall, species monitoring officer with the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, said: "There's worrying evidence here that the breeding ranges of many of our waders are drastically shrinking.
The matter has been referred to the IPCC by the GLA's Monitoring Officer in line with standard practice because it falls into the category of a 'serious complaint" under the regulations.
For the avoidance of doubt the monitoring officer is not and has not investigated or judged the matter, he has simply referred it because he is obliged to do so under statutory regulations.
Jessica Crowe, executive head of customs, commissioning and governance, London borough of Sutton As executive head of customers, commissioning and governance and also monitoring officer at Sutton council, Jessica Crowe is responsible for commissioning and governance support, business transformation, corporate communications, policy and performance, and customer services.
He adds: "In the old days, staff would phone in to prove they'd arrived or left an appointment... now it's all done via an app and QR scanners". A year ago, Three Sisters Care hired a monitoring officer to check that technology is updated and ensure staff arrive for care visits on time.
Cmdr Dick, 44, was based in the control room in Scotland Yard that morning, monitoring officers on the ground.
The report concludes that overall, the D.C. police department "is doing a fairly good job monitoring officers involved in uses of force," Tobin said.
The inherent difficulty of monitoring officers in the field is an abiding theme in the intelligence business, but sending up tainted reports -- treating bad agents like good ones when you knew better -- that was new.
Solution: A web interface for the monitoring officers and at the same time leveraging on the power of SMS.
The quality monitoring officers involved in the piloting recommended that relatives' views be collected in advance of visits, through surveys not interviews.
