Sentence examples for monitor proposed from inspiring English sources

Monitor proposed to write a book about Gaddafi's philosophy that would include transcripts of conversations between those western experts and the Libyan leader.

He added that the company would continue to monitor proposed changes to all relevant legislation in relation to World-Check.

It's one of many measures that negatively affect international students – including attendance monitoring, proposed landlord checks for migrants and credibility interviews.

[Page A12.] The White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, today described the American monitors proposed as part of the deal to end Mr. Arafat's confinement as "security officials," but "not military, not troops".

This paper proposes a third meditation-category automatic self-transcending— to extend the dichotomeditation-category automaticpen monitoring proposed by Lutz.

The landscape monitoring proposed also follows a differentiated scale-dependent approach (at local, sub-regional and regional levels) with a stepwise integration of data.

They include telehealth (remote medical care, treatment or monitoring) and telecare (remote social care services or monitoring), proposed as a solution to the inter-related trends of ageing of the baby boom generation; rising rates of chronic illness and disability; shortfalls in health system capacity and budgets and shifting social roles and expectations.

Provided that foreigners intrusively monitor the proposed new election (as agreed), a new government has a chance of emerging peacefully.

And the aircraft that will monitor the proposed ceasefire from on high could prove to be a blunt instrument.

In the end my friends said, 'You have to stop this, you are killing yourself.'" Around three years ago she started her own ironically-titled blog, Diary of a Benefit Scrounger, to monitor the proposed cuts to disability benefits.

The Eurogroup document said experts from the troika of creditors – the International Monetary Fund, European Commission and European Central Bank – would be on the ground in Athens to monitor the proposed bailout programme.