Sentence examples for more carefully monitored from inspiring English sources

That will require a lot more economic assistance and more carefully monitored military aid.

The international community needs to provide more — and more carefully monitored — resources to build up Afghanistan's security forces and administrative capacity and accelerate rural development.

And instead of leaving the evaluation to the child's own teacher, one or more carefully monitored writing samples would be evaluated by at least two qualified outside readers.

Direct United Nations administration appears to have meant a better targeted, more carefully monitored relief effort in the Kurdish areas, and Iraqi officials contend that per capita, the Kurds are spoiled in comparison with other Iraqis.

The rendition program began, in a more carefully monitored form, during the Clinton Administration, but in the Bush years it was transformed into what John Radsan, the former C.I.A. lawyer, called "an abomination".

Obama addressed the Justice Department investigation into national security leaks in much the same way — as a necessity to protect classified information, but one that should be more carefully monitored than it has been.

Joe Torre said he would more carefully monitor his use of Posada this season.

Now that the five fishes can be distinguished, it will be possible to gather data on each of their geographic distributions and status in the wild and, hopefully, more carefully monitor and manage them.

The hope is that by more carefully monitoring systemic risk, we can prevent it.

This complication could possibly have been avoided by more carefully monitoring the extent of embolization or by using a DSA overlay of the indirect portography.

With technology, a team of mental health providers can gather more detailed information than they would access through one-on-one interviews, make better diagnoses, and more carefully monitor children's reaction to treatment.