Sentence examples for monitor appointed from inspiring English sources

And last November Apple publicly objected to a monitor appointed to settle charges of price-fixing for electronic books.

Her decision could result in federal monitor appointed specifically to review training and implementation of the practice.

In December he agreed to let a monitor appointed by a federal court oversee the state's efforts to deter profiling.

A monitor appointed by the bankruptcy court described a package worth up to $5m as "grossly excessive", having previously resisted a stock-option package worth some $12m.

Mr. Gidron was arrested after a monitor appointed to oversee his business charged that he had again kept car payments intended for lending institutions.

The DoJ was due to release its findings just after The Economist went to press; many locals hope to see an outside monitor appointed to implement changes, with the backing of a federal judge.

The Justice Department identified 40 corporate monitors appointed since 2000 to follow up on the agreements, including Mr. Ashcroft.

Monitors appointed by UEFA reported that fans verbally abused the Czech defender Theodor Gebre Selassie, who is black.

Underscoring the importance of remaining solvent, the fiscal monitors appointed by the state to oversee the financial bailout of the county government will review the new budget with the health agency on Tuesday.

Under pressure from Congress, the Justice Department released documents last week showing that of 40 corporate monitors appointed since 2000, at least 30 were former government officials, and 23 were former prosecutors.

State officials said that the independent monitors appointed by the courts showed in their latest reports that there were no "particularly significant problems to highlight," and that in one report, the monitors said reductions in the waiting lists for medical care demonstrated "a dramatic improvement that is unprecedented".