Sentence examples for monitor their operations from inspiring English sources

At the time, Fannie and Freddie were regulated by a small agency within the Department of Housing and Urban Development; the bill proposed to create an independent agency to monitor their operations.

Three more gun dealers have agreed to settle a federal lawsuit filed by the city by allowing a special master appointed by the court to monitor their operations, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced yesterday.

Since 2004 John van Reenen of the London School of Economics and his colleagues have surveyed 11,300 midsized firms in 34 countries, grading them on a five-point scale based on how well they monitor their operations, set targets and reward performance.

The latest models are equipped with remote-telemetry features that allow doctors to monitor their operation.

After adding a new service that helps companies monitor their IT operations in addition to their applications, the company is now targeting an addressable market that is nearly $30 billion.

Their duties are to identify investing opportunities among numerous candidate projects, monitor their investees' operation (sometimes by joining the board of directors), provide information (by using their own resources and social networks), and prepare them to go public, be acquired, or be sold to another financial institution (which I call an "exit" throughout this paper).

He explains that businesses are interested in this data because it would help them standardize their operations and monitor their stores in real-time.

So why this unfair treatment?" The arrests came just as the Greek government introduced a pilot program to register NGOs operating on Lesbos in an effort to monitor their work, enforce standards for operations and foster cooperation among the different organizations.

The development and piloting of this framework provides a useful model for other organizations operating health related call centres considering how to better monitor and evaluate their operations.

In exchange, the whaling nations — which have long exploited loopholes in an international treaty that aims to preserve the marine mammals — would agree to stricter monitoring of their operations, including the placing of tracking devices and international monitors on all whaling ships and participation in a whale DNA registry to track global trade in whale products.

In the past, the city has allowed companies charged with crimes to continue to maintain city contracts as long as they pay for an independent monitor to oversee their operations, said David Neustadt, a spokesman for the city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi.