Sentence examples for appropriately monitor from inspiring English sources

"These charges illustrate the pitfalls that exist for companies that fail to appropriately monitor potential risks in their global operations".

A spokesman for the Department of Employment acknowledged that private contractors played a role in assessing the behaviour of income support payment recipients, but said it provided clear requirements and training on how to appropriately monitor them.

Puts in place liability protections for individuals and companies that appropriately monitor their networks or share cyber information.

To properly control particulate fouling at the design stage as well as appropriately monitor it during a plant operation, methods utilised in evaluating the particulate content of feed-water in predicting membrane fouling are essential.

They can then appropriately monitor or treat you before the problem gets worse.

Independent monitoring institutions, such as the Public Defender's Office, and civil society organizations have weak capacities to appropriately monitor and address child rights violations.

However, staff and governors require further and immediate training to ensure that the new policy is understood and appropriately monitored".

Periodic assessment of surveillance systems is recommended to verify whether they are appropriately monitoring the public health problem under surveillance.

But I believe that sports betting should be brought out of the underground and into the sunlight where it can be appropriately monitored and regulated.

Although administration officials would not comment on the talks with Yemen, a senior administration official said the government was "working to ensure that any detainee who is transferred abroad will be appropriately monitored, rehabilitated, and assimilated back into their society".

The report states that "neither the content authors, nor the director of the responsible reporting team" were aware that they were responsible for assuring material was appropriately monitored and controlled for publication on the web.