Sentence examples for monitors access from inspiring English sources

OFFA does not provide funding itself, but approves and monitors access agreements with universities and colleges.

Russia and the de facto authorities have cut all residual links between the regions and Georgia proper, and are not allowing EU monitors access to the contested territories.

Instead of simply blocking what is bad, as antivirus programs and perimeter firewalls are designed to do, Imperva monitors access to servers, databases and files for suspicious activity.

On Saturday, President Bush should ask Mr. Putin to allow United Nations monitors access to Chechnya, and to provide a detailed accounting of investigations and prosecutions of human rights violations.

The ideas include requiring motel operators to report under-age prostitution and attend mandatory training to renew business licenses, and allowing the police and civilian monitors access to motel video surveillance.

Amnesty International demanded that Brussels make three specific demands: to allow international monitors access to Chechnya, for Moscow to stop forcibly returning fleeing refugees to the republic and to end impunity for those members of the Russian armed forces accused of "grave abuses".

The agencies are also not adequately monitoring access among their own work forces, the report said.

Keeping the console somewhere visible means you can monitor access and make sure no one is playing Skylanders until four in the morning.

The deaths prompted serious criticism of the army, with allegations of bullying, insufficient supervision and poorly monitored access to weapons at the barracks.

A small number of people – typically government officials, people working in propaganda divisions, senior scientists and some university students – have limited, and most likely monitored, access.

They found that poisoning was the most common way to murder with the research stating that the importance of monitoring access to drugs within hospitals cannot be overestimated.