Sentence examples for monitor cities from inspiring English sources

"We're talking with seven or eight different companies around the world who buy and sell Earth observation data, and they use it to track crops or monitor cities [for example]…and we'll just enter that market with our data".

The public advocate, basically, is the city's ombudsman, a watchdog to monitor city services and, according to Gotbaum's Web site, "to cut through government red tape".

On the other side are leaders of the Democratic Party, leaders of the Conservative Party, most of the civic groups that monitor city government and even some labor unions.

And Gov. Hugh L. Carey and the State Legislature, bypassing Mr. Beame, set up innovative public agencies to monitor city finances and borrow money on its behalf.

But he has also overseen a number of controversial department efforts to infiltrate New York's Muslim community and monitor city mosques to gather information about possible terror plots.

Stephen Goldsmith, deputy mayor for operations and an expert on government innovation, said he hoped to use his iPad to monitor city data and take notes at meetings.

Mr. Thompson said his office had already undergone a cut of about that magnitude over the last year and his office might have trouble performing its legally mandated functions to monitor city spending and contracts.

The public advocate, an ombudsmanlike position established in 1993, relies on a soapbox and a staff of lawyers to monitor city agencies and represent residents' concerns, sometimes in court.

There are relatively few newspapers or community associations that monitor city halls or the network of school districts and special districts.

Even though Bradford is, according to West Yorkshire police, one of the most pervasively monitored cities in Britain, the women are alone and out of sight.

It is also one of the most closely monitored cities in the nation [ 21].