Sentence examples similar to loosely monitoring from inspiring English sources

Iona will be testing its energy reserves after a physical game that was loosely monitored by the referees.

The capital had caused overlending syndrome of financial institutions that were loosely monitored by the central bank.

Though oil companies have engaged in fracking in California for decades, the process was only loosely monitored by state regulators.

For seven years, the State Department had loosely monitored Afghanistan's civil warfare after defeated Soviet troops pulled out of the country in 1989.

Gates said he "would have concerns" about "contractors collecting intelligence on the battlefield". There's a gusher of money available to fund these loosely monitored operations.

But that aid is often only loosely monitored at best once it enters the country because of the dangers of working in Somalia and the fact that so much of it is a no-go zone for foreigners.

Critics said Mr. Blix's strong support for nuclear energy had led to a willingness to condone unsafe programs or extensive and loosely monitored projects in countries suspected of diverting peaceful research to secret work on weapons.

Mr. McAllister, who investigated the Aug. 12 incident and collected fish samples for pesticide testing, said he believed the county spraying program was loosely monitored and that spraying crews routinely violated distance requirements.

Because the most potentially nuclear forms of derivatives are privately arranged and loosely monitored, two clear goals of the legislation are greater price transparency and the opening of transactions to more market participants.

Volunteers were told by the bot to, for instance, "touch my ear" using their dominant hand, while the non-dominant hand remained on a skin conductance sensor that loosely monitored their physical state.

JPM is the only one of the big four banks to decrease its reserves in the 2nd quarter of 2012, the same quarter when JPM recognized significant losses and restated prior results because of the uncontrolled, loosely monitored and erroneously valued "whale trades".