Sentence examples for monitored very closely from inspiring English sources

It is certainly something that we monitored very closely while we were there.

The latter two forms of house arrest are often enforced through electronic surveillance via a device placed on the offender's ankle, thus enabling his or her presence or absence from the home to be monitored very closely.

The public was "never in actual danger as this device was inert, and his activities were monitored very closely as the plot developed," said Richard A. McFeely, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Baltimore division.

In a report being distributed to the Bush administration and Congress, the Oversight Board said that it had not seen improvement in three years, and added that Computer Sciences' performance "must be monitored very closely and if significant improvements are not demonstrated quickly a change should and must be made".

The statement concluded: "Somerset's pitch preparation will continue to be monitored very closely.

Schools in Finland are not monitored very closely and pupils do not sit external exams until they are 19.

In the labor market, which Yellen monitors very closely, the unemployment rate has fallen sharply.

The bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said the central bank would "continue to monitor very closely" the risks of inflation.

We're monitoring very closely all of the things that are happening in our world, in our nation and definitely with our championship events".

"However, this is a developing situation which we continue to monitor very closely, in conjunction with our colleagues in other parts of the UK and the World Health Organisation".

He said: "We will continue to monitor very closely all developments with respect to upside risks to price stability" – language which investors interpreted as pointing to a rate rise in July or August, instead of June.