Examples of using Monitoring can in English and their translations into Russian
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In its most direct application, monitoring can be used to assist an individual victim to obtain release from unlawful detention or pursue a domestic legal action.
In so doing, monitoring can point to areas where lessons
Concrete targets and agreements on their monitoring can help create the necessary pressure to bring about change;
non-government organizations involved in monitoring can work towards a mutually beneficial outcome: the improvement of children's situation in state institutions.
any other equivalent device for monitoring the signal lights shall be installed in the wheelhouse unless that monitoring can be performed directly from the wheelhouse.
Act, 1994, this monitoring can only be done upon an order being issued by a judge in chambers.
Over time effective monitoring can lead to organizational efficiencies
Police monitoring can be undertaken at two levels,
to dismantle key components, monitoring can be carried out infrequently, after initial on-site verification to confirm that the plant is decommissioned or that key components have been dismantled.
Monitoring can be defined as―gathering,
enforcement of the embargo and robust monitoring can help to reinforce commitment to dialogue,
especially for new missions where planning and monitoring can be extremely challenging, may make the various
of financial transactions and the scope of action in that regard of the ICD and the UAF, so that the monitoring can also be effective in the prevention and detection of the financing of terrorism.
Whereas monitoring can identify shortfalls in meeting targets
This integration of technical assistance into monitoring can only serve the objective of further shifting the focus of the human rights programme into the monitoring of civil
both because the focus of the research and monitoring can be strongly influenced by national interests rather than CCAMLR priorities
Such monitoring could be arranged through the use of radio beacons equipped with various sensors.
Attempts to single out countries for intrusive monitoring could be counterproductive.
Such monitoring could be applied without undue interference with remaining military stockpiles.
This independent monitoring could be part of the responsibility of the round table.