Sentence examples for monitor the department from inspiring English sources

The other was a proposed inspector general to independently monitor the department.

Facing off in a televised debate on Wednesday, the leading Republican candidates for mayor vowed to fully support the Police Department and to limit the role of an inspector general that would monitor the department.

And a decision in 1998 resulted in an agreement under which federal prosecutors in Manhattan will monitor the department's policies on sexual harassment until 2001.

In the wake of the $1.4 billion securities industry settlement this year over research conflicts, Smith Barney has set up a team of former analysts to monitor the department's outgoing e-mail, in addition to performing other supervisory duties.

"What this says to us is that this is an area of concern," said Richard J. Davis, chairman of the commission, created six years ago by executive order to monitor the department's anticorruption and accountability efforts.

The members of the Mollen Commission, who are hoping not to be remembered as just another wave in a hundred-year cycle of police scandal and reform, have called for the creation of an independent agency to monitor the department's own anti-corruption efforts.

"Health officials have interviewed the latest patient to quickly identify any contacts or potential exposures, and those people will be monitored," the department said in a statement.

But a Treasury official said that a team of core staff members was closely monitoring the department's debt management and fiscal projections.

"It has gotten better, but it has not disappeared," said Mariam F. Clark, the lawyer who represented the black officers in the 1996 suit and who has monitored the department's performance since then.

Seventy Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department employees, sworn deputies and civilian staff members were arrested in 2008 on alcohol-related charges, according to the annual report released Wednesday by the Office of Independent Review, a six-member independent agency that monitors the department.

In February, a city-appointed overseer began monitoring the department to ensure it more closely adhered to a 1973 consent order, issued by a Federal District Court, to improve overall police conduct.