Sentence examples for imposing and monitoring from inspiring English sources

He cautioned that allowing Ms. Jackson's claim to proceed would "serve to conscript federal courts as human-resources departments that are responsible for imposing and monitoring a federally created standard for harmony in the workplace".

It was also an argument for greater intrusion especially by the International Monetary Fund (previously kept out of the euro zone), which can impose and monitor strict conditions for a bail-out.The case for other forms of intrusion by Brussels is more problematic.

But it also has made U.S. fisheries less competitive by imposing fishing restrictions and monitoring costs that vessels in many other countries do not face.

Additionally, strick biosecurity was imposed along with surveillance and monitoring.

The result might rather suggest that policy makers are adequately protecting patients' interests by "imposing" high effort on doctors and monitoring their actions.

A better option might be so-called "smart sanctions", which would impose travel restrictions and monitor the assets of senior Venezuelan officials without wreaking economic havoc on the rest of the country.

Some young people exhibit high-risk behavior that justifies imposing restrictions or monitoring.

Their target is the creation of new international legal rules that would allow them to legitimately impose censorship and monitor users' online activities.

But recent agreements altering executive compensation, imposing monitors, and implementing detailed compliance reforms are exactly what we need.

At that point, according to the DOD, the relevant environmental agencies would assume jurisdictional authority and impose monitoring requirements and cleanup orders to address the offsite migration at the contamination's source.

The state has imposed tough regulations and monitoring on salt-dome caverns to forestall future problems.