Sentence examples for face monitoring from inspiring English sources

It also aims to level the playing field for U.S. fishermen, who currently face monitoring costs and fishing restrictions to reduce marine mammal bycatch - unlike some of their foreign competitors.

Rows of chairs face monitors that tell you when your number is up.

A pragmatic and cost-efficient alternative to telephone or direct, face-to-face monitoring is the use of Internet-based questionnaires.

Four young men — a team's worth — sat in each booth, wearing headsets and facing monitors.

The two end zone-facing monitors are 50 feet wide and 28 feet tall.

The two sideline-facing monitors are each 160 feet wide by 72 feet tall.

Cook's video installations also compel, especially a pair of facing monitors, each showing a nearly motionless, heavily tattooed man.

Is this the flipside of a culture which is also short of attention, and fails to properly monitor the powerful because, let's face it, monitoring is a dull and time-consuming business?

Hammond said that Iran would face stringent monitoring of its programme.

Both face strict monitoring of their progress in tackling crime, corruption and ensuring judicial independence.

Unlike previous lists of barred individuals, everyone registered with the agency will face continuing monitoring, with existing registrations reconsidered if new evidence is disclosed.