Sentence examples for tighten monitoring from inspiring English sources
"My boss does not want to be involved in political issues". In the past, the government has shown it can tighten monitoring of these technologies.
The Army is also trying to expand therapies that do not require medications and tighten monitoring of pain prescriptions, the statement said.
Meanwhile, Olli Rehn, European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, will propose plans to tighten monitoring of economies in the euro zone.
Officials at India's atomic regulatory agency discounted the likelihood that the source was domestic, and a government minister, speaking in Parliament, promised to tighten monitoring at ports that receive shipments of scrap materials.
The city's Schools Chancellor, Joseph A. Fernandez, said he felt that the city's 1,000 public schools were safe but that he would appoint a task force to clarify overlapping state and city rules and tighten monitoring of how well schools are complying.
The ability of the known extremists to flee under the noses of police and the security services will increase the pressure on the Government to tighten monitoring of individuals known to be at risk of travelling to Syria after Muslim convert Siddhartha Dhar slipped out of Britain to join Isis while on police bail for suspected terror offences.
The government is pushing through draconian new laws giving it more control over the judiciary, and tightening monitoring of telephones and the internet.
State Senator Sue Windels, a Democrat who heads the Education Committee, introduced a bill last month that would tighten the monitoring of online schools.
In April European Union finance ministers signed an agreement to tighten up monitoring of the continent's big cross-border banks.
In response, the Army has taken several steps to tighten the monitoring of troops on multiple prescriptions in the transition units.
The investigation is likely to increase pressure on the government to tighten its monitoring and certification systems to minimise the damage done to the Amazon, the world's biggest forest.
