It's not easy to monitor alcohol intake.
With the computer close by, Simone's frequent computer use is easy to monitor.
"With a phone and fax, it's easy to monitor the business from New York City," Ms. Wilcox said.
"We have fully taken into account Hong Kong's position as an international city and the present circumstances, adopting rules that are both flexible and easy to monitor".
From an advertiser's perspective, the Web is a more flexible medium than television, because technology makes it easy to monitor people's behavior and adjust programming accordingly.
On this reading, aid should be about things that we really know work and are easy to monitor – such as, for example, vaccines.
Detecting Trouble Unfortunately, the esophagus, unlike more accessible body parts like the breast and skin, is not very easy to monitor.
They will return to civilian life, making them less easy to monitor than active-duty troops returning to bases.There are also financial worries.
That makes these exchanges easy to monitor, says Charlene Li, founder of Altimeter, the technology research firm, and author of "Open Leadership: How Social Technology Can Transform the Way You Lead".
But electronic exchanges are relatively easy to monitor and the Internet minimises the risk of dispersing liquidity over a large number of markets—an investor can scan them all quickly and cheaply.So regulators may even be catalysts for change.
This makes it easy to monitor and regulate.
