Sentence examples for expected to monitor the from inspiring English sources
Banks that clear repos will be expected to monitor the size and quality of big borrowers' positions more closely.
Many deal only with established banks, and the banks are expected to monitor the standing of the people they trade with.
Homeless Services officials said that they could not be expected to monitor the quality of all buildings that might cater to formerly homeless residents.
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.
About 300 international observers are expected to monitor the voting, a number that political and human rights officials said was probably insufficient.
Chilean officials have skillfully managed this crisis and are expected to monitor the survivors closely, providing support for them, if necessary.
Companies are not expected to monitor, measure or analyse the polluted liquids that come back up the boreholes and must be disposed of elsewhere.
They'll be expected to monitor phenomena such as the fast-growing footprint of companies such as Amazon.com and the security practices of the entire tech industry.
Some 36% of those polled said they had divested holdings of a company's shares in the last year due to the risk of so-called 'stranded assets', while another 27% expect to monitor this risk closely in the future.
33 Moreover, the general public is today expected to monitor drug use and report suspected ADRs.
