Sentence examples for monitor noted from inspiring English sources
Charles Brecher, research director at the Citizens Budget Commission, an independent fiscal monitor, noted that although the details still had to be resolved, both the Council and the mayor supported several major tax cuts in principal.
His first quarterly report as Penn State's athletics integrity monitor noted there was a looming deadline to complete a set of reforms, including implementation of a college sports code of conduct, but he said he believes university officials are acting in good faith.
The B-aware and B-Unaware trials, which were designed to test the efficacy of the BIS monitor, noted an auditory component in 16 of 17 confirmed cases of intraoperative awareness.
Christian Science Monitor noted in a 2003 article that bacon was becoming an increasingly used cooking ingredient, despite having been maligned by nutritionists.
A report last March in the Christian Science Monitor noted that the recidivism rate at Guantanamo is far lower than the US prison recidivism rate, which is more than 60percentt.
As The Christian Science Monitor noted in analyzing the fast-food strikes: "While a young workforce and quick turnover have traditionally characterized the fast-food industry, protesters say the Great Recession caused more parents and older workers to rely on fast-food jobs.
If you can get past this writerly foot on the monitor – noting and then kicking away the canon – then you are primed for the riffing around corners further in.
The Christian Science Monitor notes this survey comes out just before the Supreme Court hears a case brought against the University of Texas for its admissions practices.
Why are Stockett's white characters free of the linguistic quirks that white Southerners certainly have?" The Christian Science Monitor notes the same problem, wondering about the "decision to convey only black voices in dialect, with nary a dropped 'g' among her generally less sympathetic Southern white characters".
External monitors noted a suspicious "correlation between very high turnout and the number of votes for the incumbent".
Despite their failures so far, the monitors noted, the city agencies involved in comprehensive discharge planning, including the Departments of Health, Correction and Homeless Services and the Human Resources Administration, deserved credit for "good faith efforts".
