Police departments also need public ombudsmen, tough internal-affairs bureaus and vigorous monitoring to combat corruption and abuse.
Some of the problems at homes in the city and on Long Island may be a consequence of less than vigorous monitoring by state officials.
The task force has proposed a more vigorous monitoring of the treatment of prisoners sent to other countries, but Ms. Singh said the usual method of such monitoring -- visits from American or allied consular officials -- had been ineffective.
Such a stance will be an excellent basis for insisting for vigorous monitoring of elections in the east, where the shortcomings are hugely more serious.Though that would be the right tactic, it will not necessarily be an effective one.
And he meant one with vigorous monitoring procedures.
In response, members of the NIEHS Division of Extramural Research and Training have embarked on a more formalized and vigorous monitoring and analysis of outcomes of reviews of NIEHS applications by the CSR.
The major concern for retreatment with bortezomib is drug resistance and toxicity, and this could be relatively controllable with vigorous monitoring of toxicities and modification of dosage.
This procedure prolongs the process, which requires vigorous monitoring in order to maintain the motivation of the communities and a flexible planning that is not always consistent with the immediate objectives of the different sectoral programs.
Nevertheless, some limitations of this study need to be addressed: First, besides the known issue of underreporting in spontaneous reporting systems (21), the reporting pattern of ADRs may differ between new and old drugs, with the most vigorous monitoring at the time of marketing and shortly thereafter, as described by Weber (21).
"Like tick-borne diseases, West Nile virus will be a long-term public health concern in Connecticut requiring vigorous, ongoing monitoring, surveillance, research and treatments by the public health and medical communities," he said.
In fact, vigorous election monitoring has led to the downfall of some leaders, including Augusto Pinochet in Chile and Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines and also Russian allies like Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia and Viktor F. Yanukovich of Ukraine.
