Sentence examples for are expected to monitor from inspiring English sources

The park guards at El Mirador are expected to monitor up to 12,000 acres of jungle each.

Many deal only with established banks, and the banks are expected to monitor the standing of the people they trade with.

Chilean officials have skillfully managed this crisis and are expected to monitor the survivors closely, providing support for them, if necessary.

Radio 2 newsreaders, in addition to reading the hourly bulletin, are expected to monitor the news wires, liaise with journalists in the newsroom and are on standby for breaking stories and emergencies.

Even more chilling: a spokesman for the judges who are expected to monitor this month's vote declared Thursday that they were abandoning their impartiality in an effort to guard against an Islamist takeover.

Curators are expected to monitor EOL content as it is added; information about the curator for a particular page can be found by following a link in the page's footer.

NeuStar will be expected to monitor this extension and remove any objectionable material.

Banks that clear repos will be expected to monitor the size and quality of big borrowers' positions more closely.

It may seem elementary that an enforcement officer ought to be independent of the people whose behavior he is expected to monitor.

Homeless Services officials said that they could not be expected to monitor the quality of all buildings that might cater to formerly homeless residents.

Why should corporate directors be expected to monitor how executives handle stock options if they can't keep track of their own?