Sentence examples for monitoring and regulating from inspiring English sources

Larry Elliott rightly challenges Alistair Darling's continued trust in the current tripartite system of monitoring and regulating the financial sector.

The N.C.A.A. would not say whether it had penalized any programs for transgressions by fans using social media, but it said the burden of monitoring and regulating the sites fell to the colleges.

The revelations about the role played by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in monitoring and regulating the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS foundation trust have caused yet more damage to public confidence in one of the nation's best-loved institutions, the NHS.

Through it all, however, he has remained the measure of all things Turkish, and in a vehement argument, both parties are likely to exclaim, "If Ataturk were alive!" STILL, Turkey remains to some extent a religious society, with a population that is overwhelmingly Muslim -- and the government takes an active role in monitoring and regulating how Islam is preached and practiced.

These German polities called themselves "police states" — not in the sense of being oppressive but, as Clark explains, in the sense that they tried "to achieve the good policing, die gute Policey, of the land by monitoring and regulating the behavior of subjects by paperwork".

"I appreciate the difficulties of monitoring and regulating their technology use.

Perhaps one lesson of our current difficulties is that Westminster and other UK agencies need to find better ways of monitoring, amending and regulating prime-ministerial actions.

More than 100 regulators work inside your headquarters to monitor and regulate your firm.

The inadequacy of the SEC budget is an issue that Schapiro has raised in the past, and one that sits at the heart of criticism that the regulator is not able to fully monitor and regulate financial markets.

Secondly, to achieve these different outcomes, any concession system needs to be monitored and regulated, especially in contexts dominated by asymmetrical information between regulating authorities and concessionaires.

Today, nanotechnology is monitored and regulated by the same procedures as other products and medicines.