Sentence examples for monitored to verify from inspiring English sources

Tests of such powerful ASAT's could be easily monitored, to verify compliance if there were a treaty forbidding them.

Limb forces were recorded with a force plate and cage activity monitored to verify that they were similar between stocks.

Also, the manner in which the tests are performed should be monitored to verify that the test conditions are as they should be.

Sediment chlorophyll a and pheopigment concentrations, and redox potential were monitored to verify any indirect effects to the fauna through changes in the environment and results gave no indications of such mediated effects pointing to a direct toxic effect of both Irgarol and Diuron on the meiofauna.

Taps were operated or run for at least 5 min prior to sampling to ensure collection of a representative sample (temperature and electrical conductivity were monitored to verify this).

As before, 1-butanol was monitored to verify the functionality of the parts for butyraldehyde synthesis.

They avoid independent monitoring to verify compliance and public reporting of the human rights impacts of businesses.

The results were so initially surprising to the scientists that they waited several years and then used ground monitors to verify what they saw from space, Kort said.

Later, as EU leaders tried to agree terms for sending monitors to verify flows in and out of Ukraine, Russia played endless political games.

Aziz Ahmad Khan, a minister in the Pakistani Foreign Affairs Office, said after Secretary Powell left Islamabad that Pakistani and American officials had essentially agreed to disagree about the extent of infiltration for now, and that Pakistan continued to press for United Nations monitors to verify that the border crossings had stopped.

Iran's economy, Mr Steinitz surmised, was "on the verge of collapse".Still, it may be too soon to say whether the sanctions will persuade Iran to curb its nuclear programme or allow outside monitors to verify that it is for peaceful purposes only, as it has always contended.