Sentence examples for strictly supervise from inspiring English sources

60 Therefore, we propose that sample hospitals should strictly supervise or even reduce hospital beds to coordinate the proportion among physicians, nurses and beds, which will help to guarantee the quality of care and benefit the efficiency eventually.

So we proposed that county hospitals in Henan should strictly supervise or reduce hospital bed scale; shorten the average length of stay; and coordinate the proportion of physicians, nurses and beds, all of which would benefit the TE.

Moreover, according to the Tobit results, policy interventions that strictly supervise hospital bed scale, shorten the average length of stay and coordinate the proportion among physicians, nurses and beds, would benefit hospital efficiency.

Writer feels that if plainslothesmen are strictly supervised the practice is defensible, but expanded use would make supervision less feasible.

Not surprisingly, even sports are political in Syria, where the government strictly supervises every social organization.

A1 The Stalled Hunt for Bin Laden The hunt for Osama bin Laden has been strictly supervised by Pakistani officials.

For much of that period, Ireland effectively became a protectorate of the international institutions, strictly supervised from Washington, Brussels and Frankfurt.

According to Reuters, Jong-Un kept his eye firmly on the task at hand, strictly supervising the sassy soldiers as they underwent a series of sultry, erm, flight drills.

At the news conference, experts said that Mr. Herbert's initial discovery, which he reported to a Staffordshire County official responsible for archaeological discoveries, was followed by a dig that was strictly supervised by professional archaeologists.

China and Russia prefer a phased deal ending with Iran having a normal but strictly supervised civil nuclear programme including enrichment geared to the fuel requirements of Bushehr and future power-generating reactors.

Sanea was a controlling boss — he liked to be called Sheikh Maan — and he strictly supervised communication, especially when it concerned the Gosaibis; in 2004, he issued a memo declaring that "all mail and or correspondence addressed to Uncle Suleiman or Saud al-Gosaibi should be forwarded to my office for my review first".