Sentence examples for monitoring responsibilities from inspiring English sources

UNICEF has key monitoring responsibilities under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Furthermore, he said, since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, security screening and other monitoring responsibilities have been taken over by the federal Transportation Security Administration, so since then, no Haynes employees have been involved in screening passengers or baggage.

By having three-quarters of the board be independent and by having an independent chairman of the fund, you will provide better avenues for the directors to assert their monitoring responsibilities over the fund advisers.

ALBANY — The Cuomo administration is strongly considering relinquishing some of the state's oversight and monitoring responsibilities over vulnerable populations, and giving that power to a nonprofit advocacy group, a top administration official said Monday.

Thus, a possible solution would need to distribute some of the control and monitoring responsibilities leading to a hybridized control plane.

This sharp contrast between Shanghai (72%% public) and Zhejiang (80%% private) indicated that shifting funding and monitoring responsibilities to lower levels of government is a catalyst for alleviating educational inequalities and social differences.

In an EU funded project "Responsible Research and Innovation in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)" a four dimensional framework for defining and monitoring responsibility in that kind of research projects has been defined.

The National Chagas Programme suitably implemented the surveillance system by assigning operational management to the health centres and monitoring responsibility to the Departmental Health Offices.

Given that these patients may also be seen by hospice services, it is imperative that clear boundaries of prescribing and monitoring responsibility are set.

However, there are a number of limitations in using the LARC visits as the primary documentation for project assessment, including problems with monitoring responsibility on LARC rather than on the organisation, and its subsequent transfer of responsibility and resolution of implementation problems.

Paul Curnin, a lawyer for WorldCom, said he did not interpret the judge's order setting out the monitor's responsibilities to apply to fees paid to third parties.