Sentence examples for under strict monitoring from inspiring English sources
A phrase in the government announcement allows certified "ivory relics" to be sold in auctions "under strict monitoring after administrative approval".
It is recommended that that grazing animals be placed under strict monitoring to reduce the amount of time spent around the piospheres and minimize soil compaction.
It is recommended that grazing animals be placed under strict monitoring to reduce the amount of time spent around the piospheres.
Its distinction with SIADH remains elusive and, in any case, hypertonic saline solution administration under strict monitoring is mandatory [212], together with tight hemodynamic and biological monitoring (PNa, natriuresis, renal function).
Families will be allowed to visit their loved ones in the hospital under strict monitoring.
Under the accord, Iran destroyed or dismantled the bulk of its nuclear infrastructure and shipped its nuclear fuel out of the country under strict monitoring.
"Often they [women workers] work for more than 16 hours a day under a very strict monitoring to keep productivity high, which not only means that they can hardly rest, but also that everything has to be done at incredible speed", says Thomas Mortensen, the charity's country manager in Colombia.
All exercise sessions were performed under supervision in an exercise laboratory, and strict monitoring of the amount of exercise completed during each session was performed.
Inspectors with access to the Natanz site, which is under strict agency monitoring, have reported that there was no evidence that nuclear fuel was being enriched.
Judge Kaye's plan is patterned after 16 pilot drug courts across the state that sentence eligible offenders who test positive for drugs to rehabilitation, under strict court monitoring.
Also according to the report, Iran would keep its underground uranium-enrichment plant in Fordow running, and complete the heavy water reactor in Arak, but both under strict international monitoring and controls.
