Sentence examples for monitors development from inspiring English sources

This organisation provides guidelines and advice, monitors development and imposes regulations that conform with the statutes developed for organic farming both nationally by IFOAM (International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements) and by the European Union EU Regg. 1804/1999, implemented August 2000).

The remarks, coming at a time of huge sensitivity around gay rights in Africa, have the potential to embarrass Obasanjo's colleagues on the Africa Progress Panel, a respected body that monitors development across the continent.

Our data suggest that the ThT binding assay monitors development of β-structure in both protofibrils and fibrils, and that the turbidity assay monitors the amount of fibrils but not protofibrils, presumably because the protofibrils (∼5 nm) [30] are too small to induce turbidity at 400 nm.

The Federal Forestry Department monitors development of the mills through a monthly shuttle return and periodic spot-checks.

The Fed closely monitors developments in productivity and wages to see if inflation is getting out of hand.

This has significant consequences for monitoring development outcomes, perhaps most clearly seen during humanitarian crises.

They say: watch out for authorities, they will lock you up.'' They also closely monitor development throughout Europe.

The sheer volume of big data available makes it difficult for those monitoring development projects to distinguish between what is important and what isn't.

The government claims the cuts are intended to shift more resources towards monitoring development of the Alberta tar sands, the core of Harper's economic strategy.

This, in combination with a national real estate boom, proved a catalyst for new (if closely monitored) development, both at Heavenly Mountain, which spans both states, and in South Lake Tahoe.

New technologies make it easier than ever to monitor development progress, from citizen-reporting on public service delivery to tracking aid expenditure.