Sentence examples for wide-ranging monitoring from inspiring English sources

The new guidelines allow wide-ranging monitoring of political and religious activities unconnected with the investigation of any crime and do away with the requirement that some kinds of investigations be approved in Washington.

In the present study, we have built a model to predict the invasion risk for the red swamp crayfish at the global scale, and our findings will be extremely important in developing wide-ranging monitoring and management strategies for future invasion risks.

Mrs May has warned that even the new data retention powers will not fully address the threat, reiterating the need for a Communications Data Bill to bring in more wide-ranging web monitoring powers.

Theresa May has followed up her public comments about social justice when she took office by announcing a wide-ranging plan to monitor and address differences in the way people from various ethnic backgrounds are treated by public services.

Wireless sensor networks is an emerging area of embedded systems that has the potential to revolutionize our lives at home and at work, with wide-ranging applications, including environmental monitoring and conservation, manufacturing and industrial control, business asset management, seismic and structural monitoring, transportation, health care, and home automation.

Few methods exist for monitoring wide-ranging species over large spatial and sufficiently long temporal scales to detect trends.

Natural England has wide-ranging responsibilities protecting and monitoring sensitive sites, including sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs) and nature reserves, and advising on the environmental impact of new homes and other developments in the planning stages.

In 65 cases a monitor with wide-ranging authority over a company's operations has been appointed.

The judge ruled that the only way to combat this official intransigence was to appoint a monitor with wide-ranging powers and a tenure of at least 10 years.

The report also suggests that British laws that give the monitoring agency GCHQ wide-ranging powers are incompatible with the European convention on human rights.

Possessing the largest brain of any fish, manta rays have much to show us about their intelligence, curiosity and sociability according to Dr Marshall, who has overcome the problems of monitoring a shy, wide-ranging and highly migratory species.