Sentence examples for it would closely from inspiring English sources
As soon as APP and its suppliers switched off their bulldozers, Greenpeace suspended its campaign and said it would closely monitor progress against APP's stated aims.
The EU had repeatedly warned Yanukovych that it viewed the trial as politically motivated, and that it would closely watch its results for signs that Ukraine had adopted "European values" such as an independent judiciary.
Prof Alan Miller, chairman of the Scottish human rights commission, said it would closely monitor this project using its statutory powers to ensure it complied with the Human Rights Act and the European convention on human rights.
The mission failed to put a satellite into its intended orbit, a South Korean official said, but the North had warned that it would "closely watch" whether the United States and its allies criticized the South the same way they denounced North Korea for launching a rocket of its own four months ago.
The European Commission has ordered Intel to stop the exclusion practices immediately, and said it would closely and actively monitor Intel's compliance with its decision.
The international ratings agency said Monday it would closely monitor the subprime situation and may change its ratings on Chinese lenders if the current debt market turmoil worsens the fundamentals of the American economy, and hence China's as well.
After the school lunch officials replied that the glitch might explain only one of the two episodes, Beef Products shifted focus to its suppliers, saying it would more closely scrutinize them for contamination.
In an interview with CNet News, a company representative said that it did not "condone the modification of its products" and that it would "work closely with law enforcement and product safety groups to keep Kinect tamper-resistant".
In a statement on Friday, Universal said it would "work closely with the commission and remain confident of securing clearance".
Since last spring, the union has made clear it would watch closely for signs of collusion among owners.
The CC said it would be closely involved with the sales process "to ensure the suitability of the new owner".
