"People are clearly troubled," observed Dimitris Anastasopoulos, a monitor at a polling station in one of the capital's leafy northern suburbs.
That's as maybe, Sunil, but you are still sat in front of a computer monitor at a quite ridiculous time of day.
And a friend who acted as a monitor at a polling station on Tuesday reported that a short line moved through when they opened.
Ms. Clinton, the single mother in Buffalo, lost a job as a monitor at a school that was stripped of its certification.
Europe Gives Greece 2 More Years to Reach Deficit Targets bloom.bg/UDGwLL November 13 , 20128.32am GMT Stock markets fall An investor looks at the stock price monitor at a private securities company in Shanghai, China today.
(The Christian Science Monitor) At a meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers International in Detroit this week, Mary Nichols, head of the California Air Resources Board, asked lobbyists to stop fighting California's zero emissions vehicle mandate.
The bid to put the body on a statutory footing met resistance inside Whitehall, with some in the cabinet cautious about creating a new legal monitor at a time when it was trying to reduce the numbers of such bodies, but Clegg insisted on the legal standing.
On Thursday, Haaretz published an account of one recent incident, recorded in the notes of an Israeli rights monitor at a West Bank checkpoint who wrote: Police officer Advanced Staff Sergeant Major Shai Zecharia stops the bus at the bus stop.
Participants were seated in front of a computer monitor at a distance of 60 cm.
…people who want to get into a huge monitor at a relatively low price.
