Sentence examples for tough monitoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mpofu, a vociferous supporter of Zimbabwe's 87-year-old strongman, President Robert Mugabe, has long depicted efforts to impose tough monitoring requirements on Zimbabwe's diamond exports as part of a Western ploy to enact "illegal regime change" in the country.

With the Ibb Governorate in line for the construction of a new warehouse to begin this year, and the implementation of smoother distribution operations, it is suggested that this Governorate be chosen as a guinea pig, and to undergo tough monitoring and evaluation, in an effort to set a standard in textbook distribution and book returns that, eventually, other GEOs can follow.

Bronson et al. (2006) argue that institutional shareholders are tough monitors and thereby require firms to release their IC reports.

"Let's hope we get a tough monitor because it'll be a fight to make sure APD lives up to these things," he said.

The new French law will create a tougher monitoring body to check MPs' assets declarations.

No one might complain here about a tougher monitoring of a code, to reprimand and seek apology.

We need tougher monitoring and policing of animal welfare, food fraud and the treatment of farmers and suppliers by supermarkets.

In contrast, Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, used the G20 summit to call for tougher monitoring measures in China to deal with steel overcapacity.

The big stick is aimed at the 50 worst schools, which will be subject to much tougher monitoring, backed up with the threat to sack the head teachers, and if necessary closure.

Mr. Bellone has said he would work with the Suffolk police, which unveiled a plan last week for dealing with the county's more than 1,000 convicted sex offenders that officials called "the toughest monitoring, verification and enforcement program in the nation".

Talk hosts usually lay out a general goal, like "We need to cut down on food stamp abuse," and then call for certain steps, like tougher monitoring.