Sentence examples for oversee adherence from inspiring English sources

Rather than "a caricature of the 9/11 commission's proposed board" on civil liberties, President Bush has created a board that mirrors precisely what the 9/11 commission recommended: "a board within the executive branch to oversee adherence to the guidelines we recommend and the commitment the government makes to defend our civil liberties".

In retrospect, Russell says, more than one bilingual researcher from Tufts should have been involved in the study to oversee adherence to the protocol.

The Ministry of Health had the mandate to monitor the health situation and implement appropriate measures to prevent and control healthcare problems, develop policies and implement legislation, coordinate activities in the health sector including the management of healthcare infrastructure, develop and implement norms and standards, and oversee adherence to such standards.

Then he and his wife and daughter and his winery's mashgiach, the man who oversees adherence to Judaic law in food preparation, and perhaps a friend, the local Chabad rabbi, would sit in the autumnal sunlight for a homemade kosher lunch.

Government oversight of R4H involves defining the NHRS vision, setting national priorities and overseeing adherence to them, developing and monitoring ethical standards for health research and research partnerships, and monitoring and evaluating the entire NHRS [ 18].

Future regular meetings have been planned during the course of this study to oversee progress and adherence to regulatory and governance research frameworks within the NHS.

As the official who oversees member states' adherence to the growth-and-stability pact, he obviously cannot afford to favor France or other states struggling to remain within the deficit limits of the pact.

Also, a new unit in Children's Services will oversee the foster care agencies' adherence to the new requirements.

The company also plans to install an advisory board at U.S. Foodservice to oversee operations and the unit's adherence to "solid corporate governance principles".

Ideally, stakeholders within the health care system will assess internal quality improvement and accountability, and oversee external health care quality, by appropriate measurement of the rates of adherence to recommended care.

Beyond simply forgetting, patients may fail to take their medications because the drugs or copays cost too much, because they aren't well informed about why the drugs necessary to treat their illness, or because they simply aren't engaged in caring for their own health, says Tom Hubbard, who oversees research on medication adherence at the New England Healthcare Institute in Cambridge.