Sentence examples for agreements to monitor from inspiring English sources

Over the last 20 months, world powers seeking a nuclear deal with Iran have worked out tentative agreements to monitor and secure the country's known nuclear facilities to prevent it from building a bomb.

Prospects for approval increased today as supporters outlined details of a bipartisan agreement to monitor Beijing's human rights record, and agreed to fold the monitoring provisions into a single package with the upgraded trade status.

Travellers from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, the three west African countries worst affected by Ebola, will be required to sign an agreement to monitor their temperature and stay at home for the duration of the disease's 21-day incubation period.

The company will join a series of American pharmaceutical companies that have admitted to illegal marketing after federal investigations and whistle-blower filings and have signed agreements with the government to monitor and avoid such activity in the future.

The NSA used its secret agreements with telecommunications companies to monitor communications channels in order obtain access to collect and analyse Internet traffic.

Make agreements with your friends to monitor each others' alcohol consumption and to not leave an intoxicated person alone or allow them to leave with someone else.

Most large companies have workplace computer use agreements that allow them to monitor the sites you visit, the emails you send, and the programs you run.

President Rafael Correa's administration says it will not sign an agreement allowing the fund to monitor the government's economic plan.

ACE hopes to pay the withheld grant once the society is "back in compliance with the terms of its current funding agreement", and is continuing to monitor the situation "very closely", it said.

They called for transition aid for energy-intensive manufacturers in the form of rebates on their energy costs; negotiation of a strong international agreement on emissions; programs to monitor emissions in other countries; and significant financing for clean energy technology.

The outline does not lay out the board's recommendations to NASA for returning the shuttle fleet to space, although it has already made two proposals, to set up an agreement for outside agencies to monitor the shuttle consistently during flight and to establish a program for testing aging shuttle materials.