Sentence examples for monitoring set out from inspiring English sources

But Smith said that fracking would be acceptable if certain conditions were met, including a tightening of regulations and monitoring set out in a report from the taskforce on Wednesday.

However, audit data within the East Midlands showed that community care for ADHD falls well below the standards for titration and monitoring set out in the MTA and NICE guidelines (CLAHRC-NDL, 2013, unpublished audit).

At the press briefing, Mr Stevens and David Bennett, the chief executive of regulator Monitor, clearly set out what was needed.

The sLL reference material described here could be suitable for use both for external QA and as a performance monitoring tool, requirements set out in the WHO open letter to manufactures of CD4+ cell enumeration technologies.

A delegation from the group's special monitoring mission in Kiev set out for Donetsk on Friday morning.

The conditions that will be monitored have not been set out yet.

As the need for recalibration and the best time point to recalibrate has been a matter of debate since the introduction of the PiCCO monitor (Pulsion, Germany), we set out to analyze the performance of its pulse contour (PC) analysis without recalibration over a 24-hour period.

Individuals working in general practice reported not knowing which harms they should be evaluating to monitor safety: "If they set out really clearly, 'we believe that these five things would really improve patient safety and so we want you to report to us, every single medication error, every single needle stick injury'…We could then do that.

"We cannot comply with the [national] living wage and provide staff at the rates set out by Monitor.

We must ask of ourselves this difficult question: if in September next year the goals we set out to monitor are not the same as the things people most care about, will we also have failed?

Because aircraft are concentrated in the airspace around airports, acceptable levels of collision risk can be achieved only by strict adherence to procedures that are set out and monitored by air traffic control authorities.