Sentence examples for monitoring has moved from inspiring English sources

Of equal concern to forest-protection NGOs, language ensuring critical safeguards for biodiversity, forest conversion, indigenous rights, and monitoring has moved from operational text.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer shut down its print operations, and like the Monitor has moved entirely online.

Monitoring shows the wasp has moved into 25 counties in New York since it was discovered in Oswego County in September 2004.

Volcanology has moved on since 1976, of course, and many monitoring techniques have improved immensely.

The European Union mission has moved forward with plans to place its monitors in the buffer zone, hoping to later gain access to South Ossetia.

Current cancer therapy has moved forward from cytotoxic treatment to personalized, targeted therapies, with some that could lead to specific metabolic changes, potentially monitored by imaging methods.

Since learning of the attacks, The Times — first with AT&T and then with Mandiant — has monitored attackers as they have moved around its systems.

On July 5, the JTWC stopped monitoring the system as it had moved inland.

16 Tracking Antiterror Moves House and Senate committees have moved quickly in monitoring the Justice Department's use of new powers to fight terrorism.

Responsibility for the implementation, monitoring and funding of BFHI activities had moved over time, which limited the data available to answer some of the questions within a business model of effectiveness and efficiency.

After that, Adelstein was placed under Tokyo police protection, and the F.B.I. monitored his wife and children, who had moved to the United States.