Sentence examples for it monitors its from inspiring English sources
It monitors its mailings to prevent duplicates and allows customers to specify how many catalogs they wish to receive — if any.
The Milan-based Hacking Team claims that it monitors its software, and has the ability to disable functionality if it believes that clients "have used Hacking Team technology to facilitate gross human rights abuses".
For example, the California-based oDesk boasts 2.5 million workers and more than 495,000 registered clients; it monitors its own performance not in terms of placements but in terms of hours worked.
As well as orchestrating the emergence of the intermediaries, it monitors its agents closely, typically visiting them every two weeks to see how they are handling the growing volume of transactions (on average, each M-PESA agent now handles almost 100 transactions a day).Operators in other countries have been doing their best to imitate Safaricom.
"The reality is the school is going to have to take a very, very good look at what its internal procedures are, what it reports, what it doesn't report, how it monitors its children, how it uses the security officers that it does have," the mayor said.
Since 2010, Parliament has strongly supported the establishment of the Youth Guarantee Scheme, and it monitors its implementation.
She added that the hospital's remarks about "improving patient outcomes" were intended to mean that its use of the defibrillator database was helping it monitor its performance.
That is not as mean-spirited as what goes for discourse on some blogs, including Deadspin, which, as Costas noted, would elevate its credibility if it monitored its nastiest comments from readers.
The potential problem, which arose after the agency brought in an outside contractor to help it monitor its employees' finances, is the subject of her Slipstream column in Sunday Business.
He got a special incubator for it, monitored it daily, cared for its every need.
The Premier League had appeared reluctant to commit to introducing the spray, stating it would monitor its suitability, but it has since decided to give the green light.
