Sentence examples for monitors numbers from inspiring English sources

For a start, SADC should bump up its monitors' numbers and try a lot harder than before to scour the countryside, where would-be opposition voters and polling-station agents run an ever-increasing risk of being beaten up or even killed.Mr Mbeki still seems loth to let SADC play a more robust pro-democracy role in Zimbabwe.

The International Organization for Migration, IOM, which monitors numbers of displaced families, estimates that in the four years 2006-2010, as many as 1.6 million Iraqis [pdf] were internally displaced, representing 5.5% of the population.

The control system monitors number of compression cycles of any bellow or closing and opening cycle of a valve.

While the Supervisor 1 monitors number of people leaving the rooms, the Supervisor 2 determines the priority of leaving the Corridor through the Exit 1.

International election monitors numbering nearly double the amount sent for the last election have been dispatched across the country, and they include high-profile monitors like former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and representatives from the EU.

The most closely monitored numbers are each negotiator's sales and lettings figures.

Better statistics are not available, because at present Latin Americans are not acknowledged in the government's ethnic monitoring numbers.

In the Chilterns, conservationists predicted that water voles would only recover nationwide if other riverside communities came together to monitor numbers, manage mink and restore well-vegetated riverbanks.

The first acts like a mobile dashboard and lets people monitor numbers in real-time from their smartphones.

Another plus:Flat-panel measurements are accurate, unlike tube monitor numbers, which are always inflated by at least an inch.

The article finishes with some practical guidelines covering such aspects as job design, picture and image specification, target sizes, monitor numbers and recruitment and selection.