The legislation comes a day after Standard & Poor's warned it was monitoring intently the government's ability to return the budget to surplus by 2020-21 as planned.
Private entrepreneurs monitor conditions intently, incentivized to deliver high-quality education in return for attractive financial and social dividends.
Promises of further X-rated material and verbal foreplay increase the callers as the camera crew intently monitor their real-time screens, which feed back the number of people on the line at any given time.
Last spring, the embattled European Union intently monitored France's presidential election between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and centrist political neophyte Emmanuel Macron.
The results of California's upcoming vote on marijuana legalization is being intently monitored by people on all sides of the drug policy debate.
At Anstruther, a little fishing port in Fife, northeast of Edinburgh, Peter Jukes, the chef and owner of the Cellar, intently monitors the quality of the products he buys, mostly straight from the boats, for his cozy, stone-walled, candlelit bistro.
Rocket scientists sit behind rows of bulky grey consoles, intently monitoring readouts it could be an iconic image from the Apollo era, but in fact it's the scene shown in recent pictures from North Korea's launch control center outside Pyongynag.
Although Kayak would deflect such accusations, the company had really started to look more and more like an Online Travel Agency (OTA) than it ever had before, with hotels representing an increasing share of those bookings — and another reason why Priceline had been intently monitoring its progress.
As protesters shouted on bullhorns, hoisted giant signs and intently monitored their Twitter accounts for signs of which way the justices might be leaning, Rep. Mark Takano, an Inland Empire Democrat, took a seat inside the courthouse to observe the arguments.
He was intently watching the monitor, reading Aura's vital signs.
Peering intently at the monitor, Koma exclaimed, "That's me!" In the 1976 work "White Dance," Koma, in red, could be seen throwing potatoes with abandon.
