Sentence examples for be forced to monitor from inspiring English sources

European Union governments would be forced to monitor Iranian banks in their jurisdiction closely.

They also say that local water systems — which have primary responsibility for the safety of drinking water — should be forced to monitor atrazine more frequently, in order to detect short-term increases and warn people when they occur.

And consider what Southwark council's Stephanie Cryan – cabinet member for housing – has described as a "bureaucratic nightmare" for councils, which will now be forced to monitor the incomes of all their tenants.

If high-quality weapons can be printed by anyone with a 3D printer, and 3D printers are widely available, then law enforcement agencies will be forced to monitor what you're printing in order to maintain current gun control laws.

"However, we are seeing students worry about being unfairly singled out and staff being forced to monitor students under vague guidelines that damage academic relationships and the education system as a whole.

SEATTLE — In this season of expanding waistlines, even the Coast Guard has been forced to monitor midsections: specifically, the drafts of passenger vessels burdened with transporting an increasingly heavy population.

In this way, vertical managers are forced to monitor nationally defined HIV programme indicators.

Internet service providers would be forced to set up systems to monitor metadata and not the content of communications under the legislation.

Convicted paedophiles could also be forced to wear electronic monitoring devices following their release from jail under new rules introduced in an emergency decree.

Trading standards officers will also be forced to improve their monitoring of food on sale, under an "action plan" to be discussed by the Food Standards Agency FSAA) this week.

Under the rules governing how tariffs are set, Monitor can be forced to rethink its proposals if objections are raised by more than 51% of trusts, measured either by number or their share of all NHS activity.