Sentence examples for surveillance standards from inspiring English sources

The President could convince Congress to enact new surveillance standards that erode civil liberties but fail to end attacks.

But surveillance standards vary from one country to another.

Previous research aimed at improving injury surveillance standards has focused mainly on issues of data quality rather than upon the implementation of surveillance systems.

A surveillance system should be routinely evaluated to assess the degree to which the system accomplishes these goals, fulfills its stated objectives, and meets accepted surveillance standards.

While those strict measures had not yet reached Beijing at the time the article was written, by controlling the Beijing's new WiFi service, the government can now ensure that it is able to impose its own surveillance standards on users.

To address these regulatory challenges, the Office of Pharmaceutical Quality OPQQ) in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research CDERR) at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) harbors a rigorous science and research program in core areas that support drug quality review, inspection, surveillance, standards, and policy development.

In replacing the surveillance standard of weekly reporting with a shorter response time, a wide range of factors have to be taken into account.

Before the 2010 national PsA-TT mass campaign, revised case-based surveillance standard operating procedures for epidemic-prone diseases were implemented nationwide, following an initial pilot phase that concentrated on 10 districts.

One paradox was hard to miss: When I crossed the thresholds of those downtown skyscrapers, I went from a one-person, one-vote democracy -- messy, noisy, infuriating, but democratic -- to a netherworld where fear was the primary management tool and dossiers, censorship, misinformation and various forms of surveillance were standard practice.

Individual data that is aggregated into health statistics and collected routinely is a major part of indicator-based surveillance: the standard approach to epidemiological surveillance as practiced traditionally by health scientists at local, regional, and national health agencies and public health departments.

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson recently told The Hill, "We are working hard to make round-the-clock aerial surveillance the standard for all 2,000 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border," too.