Vets say the turtle is doing well and will continue to monitor it closely before releasing it back into the water.
Compared to Caribbean participants, South Asian participants were more vocal about these costs: SAW10: She [her physician] told me that you should monitor it several times before meals, after meals, before sleeping, getting up, to see a pattern.
Pharis Harvey, executive director of the International Labor Rights Fund, a nonprofit group based in Washington, said, "The lesson to be drawn is that Pricewaterhouse has to learn how to monitor before it can claim it's doing a serious job".
In the early 1990s, the first Gulf war, launched after Iraq invaded Kuwait, revealed extensive Iraqi activity in all three WMD fields (nuclear, chemical and biological); the UN destroyed some of these capabilities after the war, and tried to monitor others before it withdrew from Iraq in 1998 and was not allowed back.
Radiology services had used such coding for many years to monitor activity, before it became required for reimbursement from 2002.
The channel is assessing its performance and monitoring diversity before it decides what to do next but its future is looking more rosy.
And now broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has said it will monitor the station before deciding whether to launch a formal investigation.
Delfi held that the news portal did not have to monitor user content before it appeared on their website, but instead must act "without delay after publication" to remove hate speech.
Nokia refused to reveal the financial terms of the arrangement and said it would monitor customer response before deciding whether to include the feature on any of its other devices.
Dennis will monitor sales before deciding if it will produce a sequel.
