Sentence examples for monitor in spring 2013 from inspiring English sources

A final report will be delivered to Monitor in spring 2013.

"For 18 years, I was an ivory-towered academic," he told the Christian Science Monitor in 1969.

A poll conducted by the Christian Science Monitor in November 2001 showed that two-thirds of Americans were opposed to torture.

There is "early" voting, easy to manipulate and hard to monitor (in 2006, 31% of votes were cast early).

Mr. Pastore -- whose name means shepherd in Italian -- was appointed the federal monitor in 1986 by Judge Leonard B. Sand of United States District Court upon the recommendation of the Yonkers Board of Education.

But critics were more impressed that it recalled "no definite architectural style of the past," as the artist Hugh Ferriss put it in The Christian Science Monitor in 1923.

The watchdog said: "The report shows how CQC provided false assurances to the public and to [healthcare regulator] Monitor in 2010.

"I was full of enthusiasm for the new Communist government and its slogan, 'Youth building ships,' " she said in an interview with The Christian Science Monitor in 1989.

Part of his rationale for bringing back R.O.T.C., an action twice condemned by faculty votes, was to "open up another avenue of funding," he said in an interview with The Christian Science Monitor in 1985.

Under the supervision of a federal monitor, in 1986, the district turned its neighborhood schools into magnet programs for specific subjects, like culinary arts or citizenship, intended to attract students from across the city.

Moore briefly returned to radio as host of NBC's "Monitor" in 1969.