Sentence examples for been expected to monitor from inspiring English sources
Too late to save the London borough of Haringey, for instance, which had made deposits with Landsbanki and its British subsidiary, Heritable Bank, just the day before.Retail depositors, for whom the British government is organising full repayment whether or not Iceland pays out, could not have been expected to monitor banks like professionals, the argument goes.
But before long, workers were expected to monitor incoming e-mail, much of which was time sensitive.
Banks that clear repos will be expected to monitor the size and quality of big borrowers' positions more closely.
Would the answer be different if, as seems possible in this case, Facebook were expected to monitor only this particular user's account?
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?
And, most insidious of all, if the law were changed, social workers and education professionals would presumably be expected to monitor the quality of education provided.
Many deal only with established banks, and the banks are expected to monitor the standing of the people they trade with.
