Sentence examples for organizing and monitoring from inspiring English sources

Ukraine signed Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty I, whose provisions were followed in organizing and monitoring the dismantlement.

Clinical research has evolved substantially over the last two decades, but industry-sponsored research is still substantially superior to academic research in preparing, organizing and monitoring studies.

All patients with a confirmed diagnosis of AMI (with or without ST elevation), after signing consent, become part of the CCP, and all care would be managed by a dedicated nurse who mobilizes a multidisciplinary team, checking records, organizing and monitoring indicators.

This is helpful for keeping an eye on possible food allergens, keeping multiple babies organized, and monitoring special dietary needs.

There can be no doubt that DS (Directing Staff) - the trainers who organize and monitor these kinds of courses - aim for the highest standards of safety.

As a result, the Organization of American States and the United States have -- for now -- abandoned their plans to help organize and monitor the coming presidential vote, which will effectively delegitimize any president elected in that balloting.

And the United States, along with others in the international community, will help the Palestinians organize and monitor fair multiparty local elections by the end of the year, with national elections to follow.

Requiring partners with mutual knowledge, this culture is based on such elements as teamwork and design so as to organize and monitor meetings, to plan new procedures and to assess the procedures implemented.

The Office of EM was formed to organize and monitor the cleanup effort, apply available technology to waste problems and make investment decisions with regard to developing new technologies to address unmet waste resolution needs.

The discussion today around parenting often centers on "helicopter parents," those parents who hover over every aspect of their children's lives to such an extent that they organize and monitor every minute of their children's lives.

Therefore, it is crucial for decision-makers to closely monitor the increasing supply of providers and institute appropriate intervention strategies, taking into consideration appropriate provision of good-quality services and ensuring that continuing education activities are well established, organized and monitored.