Sentence examples for monitoring some sort from inspiring English sources

But a senior official says that with outside monitoring, some sort of corridor would be worth discussing.Peace making has shown little progress.

The Internet has made it easier, however, to monitor some sorts of contracts.

Most sleep devices, like the Zeo or the Fitbit, require that a monitor of some sort be worn.

Asked whether they would sign any more athletes, Mr Andersson says they are keeping a close eye on the sports sponsorship market, "monitoring what sort of deals are taking place out there".

Higher-order perception (HOP) theories take them to be more perception-like and associated with a kind of inner sense and intra-mental monitoring systems of some sort (Armstrong 1981, Lycan 1987 , 1996.

Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea are "monitoring" the Uruguayan (perhaps via some sort of sonar equipment) and are hoping Barça's next president, whoever that may be, will be prepared to let him leave.

It follows, then, that we must ensure that the haulage firms and the drivers who work for them do not see the rules and the monitoring of them as some sort of bureaucratic harassment, and that we must, rather than allowing people to talk only about the evils of Europe, always turn the conversation round to the added value that will accrue to it through improved road safety.

This turned out to be pretty unenforceable as none of the religious police who monitor this sort of thing could ski.

A Goldman spokesman declined to comment, referring instead to testimony by its executives that says its clearing division does not monitor this sort of activity.

Instead, investors use margin loans, which are specifically governed by regulators and allow banks to more closely monitor what sort of risks their clients are taking on.

While the uni's involvement is to be commended, really it's the unions who must monitor this sort of behaviour.