Sentence examples for monitor markets from inspiring English sources

Those regulators are also empowered to monitor markets for fraud and abuse and to set limits on how much of a contract a single firm can control.

Connectivity is omnipresent: there is a four-inch LCD television alongside the lighted shaving mirror to monitor markets, a desk-side color printer-fax-copier in every room, cordless as well as conventional telephones and a high-speed Internet outlet.

O'Neal says two or three screens would normally be enough to monitor markets, but he has eight because his eyesight is failing.

"While the Champions League comes under Uefa jurisdiction, The FA, alongside the Premier League, Football League and Conference, monitor markets for the top seven leagues and three major cup competitions in England and take matters of integrity in football extremely seriously".

Adhiasto, whose organization works with authorities to monitor markets, middlemen, and ivory being imported into Indonesia, said most pipes that reach market are thought to be made of Sumatran or "hot" ivory, which is preferred by traders and carvers over African ivory.

They lay out a scheme in which regulators, such as the Federal Reserve or the Financial Stability Oversight Council, monitor markets and carefully and discretely employ a variety of techniques -- based on what they call Imperfect Knowledge Economics, or IKE -- to try to dampen asset swings that exceed, either on the high end or low, a wide range of values based on historical benchmarks.

He did say the bank would continue to closely monitor market developments.

While it no longer does that, the Federal Trade Commission does monitor marketing claims about garments and sun protection.

Many countries had to create independent regulators from scratch in order to monitor market access and prices.

In April, oversight of the country's banks will be returned to the Bank of England, the central bank, while a new consumer protection agency will monitor market abuse.

Schwab is also offering the unfortunately named Street Smart Pro, a trading site which incorporates both account and real-time market information with analysis and commentary from well known US sources and tools, to monitor market movement.