Sentence examples for more strict monitoring from inspiring English sources

Vowing to keep Westchester from experiencing a problem that has troubled New Jersey, Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, proposed legislation today that would require more strict monitoring of traffic stops by the county police to prevent racial profiling.

Thus we would recommend minimizing the principal-agent problem through either federalization of DI or a more strict monitoring system with credible, costly penalties.

"We just have to make sure other avenues are tightened as well, such as more strict monitoring of student visas and visitors visas".

In addition, changing diagnostic criteria for GDM and more strict glucose monitoring may affect the incidence of adverse pregnancy outcomes [ 9, 10].

"We have said all along not only that we need to continue to assess need, but that were we to decide to go forward with this, we would need to have much more strict and clear monitoring systems in place," she said.

We examine the effect of monitoring on this result and find that the effect is more pronounced for firms with strict monitoring environments, especially when the firms implement the Chinese internal control regulation system (CSOX), have higher institutional ownership or attach greater importance to internal control.

Hypoglycemia was found to be connected to the time patients spend on the protocol (the longer the therapy, the higher the chance of hypoglycemia) making the strict monitoring of glucose levels even more important during intensive insulin therapy [ 10– 10].

The eye tracker permits strict monitoring of the subject gaze direction (fixation), which is potentially more accurate than standard perimetry where fixation is checked only occasionally during the test (typically, using the blind spot location as a control point).

She added that since 2009, "our processes and our monitoring of the properties that we service has become a lot more strict and thorough".

"Perhaps there should be a more strict notification process in place so that landowners and other interested parties don't have to monitor the NEB's filings so vigilantly… I'm sure a lot goes unnoticed".

Data from our study confirm that even after reaching remission, strict monitoring is required, as fewer than half of the patients in clinical practice will not sustain remission for more than 1 year.