Sentence examples for monitor the conduct of from inspiring English sources

Among its recommendations were that the city appoint a new inspector general to monitor the conduct of the police and the performance of the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

FSA chairman Adair Turner said the audit provided a warning to staff on the need to monitor the conduct of banks alongside measuring the risk they pose to the financial system.

The Calstrs suit contends that the directors failed to adequately monitor the conduct of employees to ensure that foreign bribery did not occur, and that reports of violations were not promptly investigated.

Federal officials must closely monitor the conduct of BP, which says that it has received nearly 7,000 claims so far, primarily from people who have lost earnings, and has issued initial payments on about 1,000 of those.

Other legal arguments before Justice Gruner-Gans focused on the role of Mr. Green, a longstanding political rival of the mayor, who as public advocate is not authorized to prosecute cases in court, but only to monitor the conduct of City Hall and expose wrongdoing.

Opposition activists who fanned out around Belarus to monitor the conduct of the presidential ballot reported widespread irregularities in the casting of votes as the climax to a campaign that has seen sweeping media censorship, harassment and intimidation of the opposition, and obstructions placed in the way of international monitors.

"We will be monitoring the conduct of Mr. Dokic closely," officials said in the release.

Farage's claim is not supported by the Electoral Commission, the body in charge of monitoring the conduct of elections.

The F.C.C. authority in monitoring the conduct of its licensees should be brought to bear on the WorldCom case.

Instead, the exchanges, which are self-regulatory organizations responsible for monitoring the conduct of those who trade on the exchanges, agreed to spend more money on surveillance and the enforcement of trading rules.

Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman, said the report yesterday ignored the resources being committed to monitoring the conduct of officers in cooperation with the Civilian Complaint Review Board and through the police internal affairs unit.