Sentence examples for monitoring to assure from inspiring English sources
They insist on careful monitoring to assure that the money is not wasted or mismanaged.
But warfarin is inconvenient because it requires frequent monitoring to assure patients are not taking too much, which elevates bleeding risk, or too little, increasing the risk of a devastating stroke.
The third part (32.5%) of the affected patients required any kind of monitoring to assure that the AE did not damaged them.
He said that in upcoming international negotiations Iran could be allowed a "modest" enrichment program, with strong international monitoring to assure that Tehran could not suddenly accelerate production to produce a nuclear weapon.
Chipotle has said that they will pay the extra wage to the workers and only purchase tomatoes from appropriate producers, but to date, they refuse to sign a Fair Food Agreement, thereby refusing to commit to transparency, accountability and third-party monitoring to assure their actions match their commitments.
It may be that families are stopping treatment and that their children do not receive monitoring to assure that thyroid hormone concentrations are in the normal range.
President Eduardo Duhalde has asked the Organization of American States to send monitors to assure "greater transparency" in the presidential election, scheduled for April 27.
They stressed the aid would be closely monitored to assure it was not squandered through corruption or mismanagement.
"This requires an independent monitor to assure that BP is fully complying with the terms of today's settlement.
The choir also called for the appointment of an interim independent monitor to assure that the city's regulations against sexual misconduct are followed, that "choir students are provided a safe and secure environment" and that "procedures are in place so that all trips and performances by the choir are properly chaperoned".
The World Health Organization (WHO) now advocates a treatment strategy in which new tuberculosis patients get a course of four drugs and are monitored to assure that they really take them.
