Sentence examples for has long monitored from inspiring English sources

The city's Independent Budget Office, which has long monitored City Hall and City Council programs, will also have the ability to oversee Education Department spending.

Terence McKiernan, president of BishopAccountability.org, a victim advocacy group that has long monitored the church's response to sexual abuse charges, said that the series of warnings given to Jesuit leaders by parents and fellow priests was unusually long and clear.

But Richard L. Brodsky, a former state assemblyman who has long monitored the transportation authority, said, "I don't think Jay has ever been comfortable in a highly political environment, and with the budget scarcity that's coming down the road, it's likely to get more so".

The order to the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies that have long monitored North Korea's nuclear program was prompted by the blunt and direct nature of the North's declaration last week, during negotiations in Beijing, that it was already a nuclear power.

I have long monitored volatility and wrote a paper about it in 1985 when the concern was that futures trading was causing an increase in volatility.

Undercover police have long monitored domestic extremism, but the allegations of historical wrongdoing by Scotland Yard, including watching some MPs, has led the home secretary to order an inquiry.

ICE Futures US, a third subsidiary formerly called the New York Board of Trade, has long been monitored by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

Russia has long resisted monitoring in a form that would compromise Moscow's formal recognition of two Georgian enclaves as sovereign nations.

It is important to further determine the role of tomosynthesis for monitoring disease progression in CF. Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a chronic systemic disease where imaging has long been used for monitoring chest status, and for chest evaluation in exacerbation of the disease.

Iran, which has long resisted international monitoring efforts and built clandestine nuclear facilities, agreed to stop enriching uranium beyond 5 percent, a level that would be sufficient for energy production but that would require further enrichment for bomb-making.

CF is a chronic systemic disease where imaging has long been used for monitoring chest status.