Sentence examples for monitored to guard from inspiring English sources

Although the government of Lakshadweep promotes tourism, the industry is closely monitored to guard against negative environmental impact.

Culling will only take place in the localised areas where it will make a difference, the number of licences will be limited, the licence will specify the maximum number of badgers that can be controlled, and the number of animals controlled will be monitored to guard against local disappearance".

"We call on government to ensure that services are available to persons with mental disabilities as close as possible and that prayer camps are monitored to guard against abuse of those admitted".

But instead of banning them outright, UN officials argue, America could settle for a monitoring scheme to guard against misuse.

Finnish President Sauli Niinistö later said he couldn't recall mentioning raking to Trump, but said his country has an excellent "monitoring system" to guard against fires in a far colder, wetter region than California.

Chamberlain said there was no initial infection, but doctors will continue to monitor the wound to guard against one developing.

Computer Network Solutions and dozens of other "management service providers," or MSPs, now offer to remotely monitor corporate networks to guard against hacker intrusion or to ease bandwidth bottlenecks.

Or Bush could emulate former President Jimmy Carter by building homes for the poor, monitoring overseas elections to guard against fraud, and winning the Nobel Peace Prize.

Building second homes for the rich, monitoring U.S. elections to guard against fairness, and retroactively winning the 2000 Nobel Peace Prize (how the Supreme Court overturns THAT result is anyone's guess).

Voter participation was a robust 75% and civic participation was at an all-time high, with hundreds of thousands of volunteers monitoring polling stations to guard the integrity of the vote.

In another development, law enforcement officials said today that the F.B.I. was planning to begin a large monitoring effort during the Fourth of July holiday and will monitor parades and festivals to guard against possible terrorist attacks.