Examples of using Monitoring should in English and their translations into Arabic
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When & How Employee Monitoring Should be Done?
Monitoring should relate to both ecological and economic parameters.
If the group does identify a site at which monitoring should be conducted, it will establish procedures for regular monitoring of the site.
Monitoring should cover the preparation and implementation of national transition strategies.
As concerned modern parents, we need to realize that parenting and monitoring should be carried out in the real world as well as the Internet world.
Monitoring should facilitate the strengthening of the health system, including of the health information system.
Lessons learned from different practitioners included the need to emphasize that monitoring should be process-oriented; it is a management tool and requires a system architecture and the participation of stakeholders.
Such monitoring should record both positive results and negative impacts of trade regimes and liberalization.
The authorities of the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the other hand, registered their firm opposition to the presence of Serb liaison officers,stating that monitoring should be fully entrusted to UNPROFOR only.
UNOPS also considers that monitoring should improve with the appointment of a director of operations.
If more than 75 per cent of the mercury present is elemental mercury, worker protection measures to avoid inhalation anddermal absorption should be applied and monitoring should be more frequent and detailed.
Following this principle, monitoring should be integrated, results-oriented, focused and efficient.
Monitoring should focus as much on specific commitments as on their practical policy outcomes.
Participants agreed that monitoring should have a defined purpose and results should lead to specific management decisions.
Monitoring should occur periodically and reports should coincide with annual plan and budget reviews.
OIOS supports the principle that monitoring should be a management support mechanism that also ensures the proper application of rules and procedures.
Monitoring should be continuous throughout the duration of the project, with special attention to monitoring the strengthening of national capacity.
Section 4.740 states that the monitoring should be done at least for the October rephasal and as part of the year-end closing procedures.
RA Monitoring should look for situations that are outside of the established baselines and triggers alerts when those situations are detected for further analysis.
Section 4.740 states that the monitoring should be done at least for the October phasing and as part of the year-end closing procedures.
Monitoring should encompass non-State actors, including, but not limited to, pharmaceutical, commodities and device manufacturers, insurance companies and private service providers.
Performance monitoring should assume a stronger role in determining the progress of work towards achieving outcomes.
Monitoring should include a human rights mechanism charged with receiving, investigating and reporting on alleged violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, including the right to food.
The monitoring should identify obstacles and suggest suitable measures that would contribute to the successful implementation of the Rules.
The monitoring should identify obstacles and suggest suitable measures that would contribute to the successful implementation of the Rules.".
Real monitoring should always be bottom-up rather than top-down-- from the people to the aggregate statistics and not vice versa.
It was argued that monitoring should extend beyond the injection and crediting period of the project activity and that there should be a defined time frame over which the project participants should monitor the site after its closure.
RA Monitoring should look for both“immediate” anomalies as well as predicts anomalies via trend analysis, RA Monitoring should also consider proactive measures such as acceptance testing of new or updated products, business or system flows, etc.
