Sentence examples for be monitored and managed from inspiring English sources
Terror threats can be monitored and managed without keeping individuals in indefinite detention, especially when there isn't enough information to charge them with crimes.
Mr. Moore's latest concern was a "rumor that the new health care procedures are going to be monitored and managed by the I.R.S".
The Dash services are a step towards the internet of things – in which household appliances are increasingly linked to the internet and mobile phones so that they can be monitored and managed remotely.
Take the Fraternal Information and Programming Group-approved Bring Your Own policies for house parties (as outlined brilliantly by Caitlin Flanagan in The Atlantic); they describe Kafka-esque levels of bureaucracy required for boozing, but ultimately result in the only system in America whereby selling alcohol can be monitored and managed by those legally too young to partake.
The task flow can be monitored, and managed by collaboration users.
Therefore, pre-established thresholds must be monitored and managed to ensure that food safety is maintained.
The prisons are self-reporting but the performance of companies is monitored and managed closely by the department, the National Offender Management Service and Youth Justice Board.
The key recommendations were the appointment of a finance director at British Cycling and the creation of an operational document to ensure roles and responsibilities were monitored and managed "from a resource and financial perspective".
Mr Field denied the allegations, claiming: "We go to great lengths to ensure the normal routines and behaviour of our animals are not compromised by Zoo Lates events, and that visitor behaviour is monitored and managed carefully".
The whole system, along with navigation, communication, entertainment and dispatch integration, is monitored and managed through an in-dash Apple iPad.
In Burkina Faso, for example, a successful model being promoted through a GE F/UNEP-fundedproject has established community reserves, where transhumant pastoralists were allowed to use the rangeland through a fee, hunting concessions were given and wildlife were monitored and managed accordingly (UNEP/GEF 2009).
