Sentence examples for monitor violations from inspiring English sources

Besides, the African Union's mission is to monitor violations of the cease-fire between the government forces and the rebels.

The human rights commission has no power to monitor violations, and Burma participated in efforts to water down the provisions to exclude any monitoring or investigation.

Police spokesman Maiman reportedly said in a statement that they had acted inline with their duty to monitor "violations of general morals".

Mary Ann Glendon, a Harvard law professor, is visiting Europe as a member of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF), an agency mandated by Congress to monitor violations suffered by all varieties of belief.

Mr. Chirac also called for a law to prevent patients from refusing treatment by a doctor or health-care professional of the opposite sex; for the development of the teaching of basic religious facts in schools; for a "code of secularism" for civil servants to use as a guide in the workplace; and for the creation of a watchdog agency to monitor violations.

Where legislation adequately proscribes the practice, the lack of capacity to monitor violations and enforce the law means that smacking of children continues largely unabated.

For Busch, the five charges are, according to the Free Press, conspiracy to tamper with evidence, tampering with evidence, engaging in a treatment violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, engaging in monitoring violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, and misconduct in office.

Following the resolution, NATO began Operation Sky Monitor during which NATO forces monitored violations of the no-fly zone, without taking any military action against violators.

Prysby has been hit with six charges, including tampering with evidence, one count of conspiracy to tamper with evidence, engaging in a treatment violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act and engaging in monitoring violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, and two charges of misconduct in office.

A lax attitude toward enforcement pervades the system, and probationers have come to expect two or more "free ones" when it comes to drugs in urine samples, electronic monitoring violations, or failure to comply with a wide variety of conditions.

They have prompted an inquiry by the federal Office of Special Counsel, an independent agency that monitors violations of the Hatch Act, which bars civil servants in the executive branch from engaging in partisan activity.