Sentence examples for transparent monitoring from inspiring English sources

There needs to be formal and transparent monitoring of the scope and nature of forced labour across the UK via government and parliamentary arrangements, the report suggests.

* Israel and Palestinian Authority continue revenue clearance process and transfer of funds, including arrears, in accordance with agreed, transparent monitoring mechanism.

We also call for robust, independent and transparent monitoring of standards within immigration detention, and a system to register and independently deal with complaints," the article argues.

"Governments and multilateral institutions need to invest in and develop human and financial resources, increase coordination and ensure transparent monitoring and evaluation to build capacity on nutrition," the report says.

They have also pushed for a transparent monitoring and reporting process, with verification by the U.N. or another external party, so that each signatory is bound by law to uphold its own commitments.

It has called on the Arts Council – which it says has a duty to attempt to "eliminate all forms of discrimination and to advancing equality of opportunity" – to contact subsidised theatres across the UK and carry out a systematic and transparent monitoring of performers.

Actual transparent monitors have been in production at Samsung for over three years but have yet to really take off, despite being absolutely everywhere in the future (at least according to most sci-fi films).

But the set of data is smaller, more manageable — which makes unified and transparent for monitoring of government spending more feasible.

VMware was set up to provide transparent VM monitoring and load sharing.

The experience of HIV has shown the value of a comprehensive, transparent global monitoring framework that includes indicators for policy, law and human rights.

Activities proposed in the National Plan to introduce national clinical quality and safety standards and transparent performance monitoring, and to ensure maternity service planning is woman-centred, should better integrate interpersonal aspects of care.