Sentence examples for monitor what happens from inspiring English sources

Ms. Younger said she would continue to monitor what happens with the ordinance.

What we have here is a regulatory process specifically to monitor what happens on both sides of the counter.

But identity checks "leave no paper trails, so there is no way to monitor what happens," she said.

The Turkish authorities say that they are setting up heat-sensitive cameras at the border crossing at Habur to monitor what happens on the other side.

At the UN and elsewhere, more authoritarian governments want to put the internet under more coercive control, with laws and treaties to restrict and monitor what happens there.

Television images suggested that a ball boy was responsible but under the regulations it is down to the coach to monitor what happens around his technical area.

"What we do is sort of monitor what happened after the fact," Slater explains.

Siemens, BMW and Bayer are not the only businesses closely monitoring what happens during Brexit negotiations.

The Food and Drug Administration plays an important role by approving drugs based on limited clinical trials and then monitoring what happens when the drugs are widely used.

So we have very good systems in place and will absolutely be monitoring what happens and making sure we remain a quality institution, so respected in British society".

Even if Chernobyl closes, the costs of monitoring what happens inside the sarcophagus, and keeping radiation firmly encased inside, will run on.