Sentence examples for appoint a monitor from inspiring English sources

The city favors an oversight plan in which the mayor would appoint a monitor.

The settlement agreement is subject to the approval of a federal court judge, who will appoint a monitor to ensure that the changes are carried out.

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.

Attorney General Jerry Brown asked a state court Thursday to appoint a monitor to oversee the finances of the city of Bell, which has been embroiled in a scandal over the excessive compensation of some of its former top officials.

He added that the Tourism Development and Investment Company, the government-run agency that is developing the site and the rest of the island, recently announced that it would appoint a monitor to oversee labor practices there.

In addition, negotiations with the union representing the district's 35,000 teachers are proceeding slowly only four weeks before their contract expires, and some state lawmakers are proposing to appoint a monitor to oversee the schools.

A federal judge appointed a monitor, Noelle Brennan, to "ensure future compliance" with the decree.

In June 1999, the state attorney general appointed a monitor to oversee her office's investigations and spending.

The panel also said today that the district court had inappropriately appointed a monitor to oversee management of the trust.

A judge ruled against the city and appointed a monitor; the city appealed and won back a bit of ground.

Last week, the state appointed a monitor to oversee the district's data collection and downgraded 14 audited schools to the state's lowest rating.