Sentence examples for verification and monitoring from inspiring English sources

It is built on verification and monitoring.

The IAEA must be able to continue to carry out its long-term verification and monitoring programme without restriction or hindrance.

Critical details over the verification and monitoring of Iran's programme and the consequences for any violations (for instance, how sanctions would be reimposed) have yet to be settled.

A broad-based plan for cooperative activities in North Korea would provide incentives for the Kim regime to comply with the difficult commitments and strict verification and monitoring that will necessarily be part of a serious denuclearization agreement.

I think that the fundamental issue here was: Would the international community agree that Iran could have a limited, highly inspected — intrusively inspected — verification and monitoring regime of a limited enrichment program?

Lower limits for deployed nuclear warheads and delivery systems and especially the modernisation of the verification and monitoring regime contained in the original strategic arms reduction treaty (Start) are major achievements in their own right and a sign of the improved ties between Moscow and Washington.

Verification, reporting and monitoring would be done by communities which depend on the forests or by independent organisations.

From the start, the administration's main goal was to extend and update a verification, inspection and monitoring regime from the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty of 1991, or Start, that expired in December, and to build the foundation for a better relationship between the United States and Russia that could lead to deeper reductions later.

Ceasefire agreements generally consist of three core elements, which provide for "(1) a cessation of hostilities, (2) the separation of forces, and (3) the verification, supervision, and monitoring of the agreement" (Public International Law and Policy Group 2013, 1).

QoS monitoring and SLA verification: QoS monitoring and SLA verification (a shorter term "QoS/SLA monitoring" is used in Figure 6) is an important source to verify trust and to adjust trust.

This framework includes elements for hazard identification, risk assessment, risk mitigation, verification of barrier performance and monitoring for any changes to the hazards that influence source water quality.