Sentence examples for monitoring social services from inspiring English sources

CSCI will inspect residential and home care as well as monitoring social services departments.

Increasingly we rely on smart phones in our daily lives, from checking emails and reminders or monitoring social media to purchasing goods and services.

The court of appeal heard that the mother had suffered from domestic violence at the hands of the father of Child B, and both Child B and her elder brother Child A had been monitored by social services since 2011.

Mr. Kahn, who taught at the Columbia University School of Social Work for 57 years, was a one-man watchdog organization who monitored the social services offered by the city and state of New York, most visibly as a longtime consultant to the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, for which he wrote dozens of reports on matters like truancy, children's courts and child-guidance programs.

SafetyWeb and SocialShield are newer services that can also help monitor social network use.

Tools of the trade include but are not limited to; tracking cookies, which follow us all over the Internet, "scraping services" which monitor social networks and discussion boards and capture personal information, or recommendations to friends as with "liking" on Facebook which makes our preferences instantly public.

Branding guidelines by the Crown Prosecution Service to monitor social media as "not fit for purpose", Mr Mujhal said tougher sentencing was needed to tackle Islamophobic crime.

This difficulty was recently highlighted through negative on-line response to the efforts of the charity Samaritans (www.samaritans.org) to introduce a service that would monitor social media feeds for material that may indicate suicidal ideation, which for some Twitter users represented an unacceptable invasion of privacy [ 16].

He was supposed to be actively monitored by Oxfordshire social services and Thames Valley Police.

Child Rights Departments These new local government agencies are attempting to reduce the institutionalization of children, promote the rights of the child and ensure quality monitoring of the social services being provided to families and institutional staff.

In order to track the impacts of the economic crisis on children and women, UNICEF is monitoring provision and access to social services in selected communities in the 7 districts of Mzimba, Nkhata Bay, Dowa, Lilongwe, Machinga, Chiradzulu and Nsanje.