Sentence examples for monitoring the troubles from inspiring English sources

As the city turned to Mr. Thomas's funeral on Saturday as its next test of civility, plans for a special grand jury to look into his death were announced, and the mayor met with Justice Department officials monitoring the troubles.

At the time, Mr. Getnick had been appointed by a federal judge to monitor the troubled racing association and recommend ways to overhaul it.

Mr. Ansip said at a news conference that Estonia had been monitoring the euro zone's troubles, but that the country was sure Greece and Ireland would cope.

"That is why they have taken trouble always to keep monitoring the progress of Amref's work," she said.

Republicans are nervously monitoring the pivotal battleground of Ohio, where Mr. Romney has had trouble making headway against Mr. Obama.

In recent months, government officials monitoring the territories of isolated tribes in those borderlands have reported other signs of trouble.

The first hint of trouble came from Jeff Kling, the maintenance and mechanical officer at Mission Control who was monitoring the descent of the space shuttle Columbia.

I was reminded of that the other day when the International Crisis Group, which monitors impending troubles around the globe, reported that "negotiating Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders must join forces and embrace a collaborative, federal reunification of the island in the next few months, or see their efforts overtaken by the unstoppable dynamic of a hostile partition".

Also one-turn coils are installed as well to each magnetic pole of the main magnets to monitor the magnetic flux in the case of trouble.

The bill creates a Financial Stability Oversight Board that will monitor the activities and practices of large financial institutions, but if they run into trouble the Board becomes a death panel.

But who monitors the monitors?