Sentence examples for monitored problems from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if the cargo is monitored, problems are detected earlier and accountability is easier.

The images could also be used to monitor problems like deforestation, melting icecaps and overfishing.

Under the new rules, each city administration must appoint an anti-corruption compliance officer to monitor problems and map out new anti-graft and transparency plans.

But this examination focuses much more closely on potential safety problems related to the shuttle fleet's age and is implicitly critical of NASA for not doing everything possible to monitor problems like rust and metal fatigue.

If cities view the public as a resource, residents can help to monitor problems and progress, too.

Since all groups are visible by invitation-only, it's difficult to monitor problems like click fraud and fake news (there is an option for businesses and other groups to create "official accounts," which are public).

There are now no federal securities laws or NASD rules that specifically address the obligations of brokerage firms to monitor problem brokers, the NASD said.

It has commendably set up a peer-review mechanism to monitor problem countries but has so far applied it only to relatively contented ones.

The SBI program emphasized the underlying mathematical structure of problems via schematic diagrams, focused on a 4-step procedure to support and monitor problem solving, and addressed the flexible use of alternative solution strategies based on the problem situation.

The London Ambulance Service said that so far there have been no reported issues, although the new technology is regularly monitored for problems.

"Our intention is to go forward, but we do need to solve these monitoring problems first," said an administration official.