Sentence examples for department monitoring from inspiring English sources

"More than 600,000 veterans are waiting, on average, more than six months for disability benefits," said Mr. Sullivan, who worked at the department monitoring benefits.

A Texas Tribune review of more than 130 housing and community affairs department monitoring reports found weatherization providers consistently had problems accurately documenting expenses and conducting energy audits, which in some cases led to thousands of dollars in unexplained costs and improper installations of materials.

CHICAGO — With a "chief scientist" specializing in consumer behavior, an "analytics department" monitoring voter trends, and a squad of dozens huddled at computer screens editing video or writing code, the sprawling office complex inside One Prudential Plaza looks like a corporate research and development lab — Ping-Pong table and all.

BBC Northern Ireland's health correspondent Marie-Louise Connolly said: "The BBC understands that tonight several senior managers are in the department monitoring what is happening.

Before 2013, the fire marshal's office managed the 2,000 miles of interstate pipelines for the federal department, monitoring, inspecting and reviewing company records.

The immigration department monitors IHMS through a range of daily, weekly and monthly reports.

While the TDA is part of the health department, Monitor is an arm's-length body.

But the Wynn Casino Operations department monitors the returns of every gambling device in the casino, and the room's yields were falling short.

But its marketing department monitors how many people have watched the Webcast (2,212), seen a preview on YouTube (21,555) and requested appointments (3).

Homeland Security Department officials denied his assertion and said the department monitored violent extremism of every kind, without regard to its religious or political bent.

The prevalence of white shirts around Zuccotti Park, the center of the protests, signals how closely the department monitors high-profile events.