Sentence examples for loose monitoring from inspiring English sources
They say they fear that registration drives by liberal and community groups have bloated voter rolls with the dead and the undocumented and have created loose monitoring of who votes and low public confidence in the system.
"The tag could be read at the market or feedlot, where they are more likely to have a reader," he said, suggesting looser monitoring than many ranchers fear.
However, well-controlled patients are the target population for a looser monitoring interval (every six months) as opposed to more "problematic" diabetes patients, who may require more frequent visits.
A loose part monitoring system is used to identify unexpected loose parts in a nuclear reactor vessel or steam generator.
Mr. Conthe, a former chairman of Spain's stock market regulator, said Chief Justice Dívar's ability to take advantage of the loose expense-monitoring rules applied by the General Council showed that it was "a politicized body that is in need of urgent reform".
The current loose system of monitoring and policing health care personnel clearly needs to be tightened.
Pitfall #5: Loose or Nonexistent Monitoring Many parents are simply unaware or uninterested in the diverse social media outlets that exist, but your teen's reputation and safety are at stake so it's prudent to be in tune with current platforms and apps and how they work.
Monitoring was loose in those days.
Geological radars were used to monitor the loose range and level of surrounding rocks.
Elisse B. Walter, an S.E.C. commissioner who voted to eliminate the advertising ban, noted that the agency must continue to be vigilant in monitoring whether the looser regulations and increased advertising put investors at greater risk.
Patient's pupils were not dilated, monocular stimulation was used, refraction correction was applied with respect to the eye-screen distance 0.5 m, and interruptions of the test were introduced when frequent blinking or fixation loose was observed (patient was monitored with a TV camera).
