Sentence examples for monitors hope from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, what the budget monitors hope to see in the coming months is the mayor's return to an emphasis on shaving unnecessary costs, perhaps by challenging city unions to increase productivity or face replacement by private-sector contractors or by putting more civilians into jobs now held by police officers.

The Giuliani administration longed to sell its 68 OTB parlors and three teletheaters, where races can be watched on video monitors, hoping to fetch $250 million.

That situation would have lead to a second-round ballot that foreign diplomats and election monitors hoped would avoid the irregularities and dirty tricks that election monitors said accompanied the campaign.

By focusing on online presence, the Monitor hopes to avoid the biases that characterize other rankings, which commonly rely on the opinions of university officials and college counselors rather than that of the greater public.

Nick Lowles from the UK-based anti-racist monitoring group Hope Not Hate was also in Poland monitoring incidents of racism.

While the cameras rolled, Charles leaned close to the monitors, anxiously hoping for serendipity.

If Mitsubishi is unable to address fundamental tensions at its plant, despite the government's insistence on specific changes and monitoring, what hope is there for companies that get less press and government attention?

They'll also be encouraged to use the media to disseminate their positive message, and with their work being coordinated and monitored we hope that in the end 20 will inspire 20,000, and the 20,000 will inspire a generation.

I was there in the hospital with her, focused on the monitors and hoping for her happy outcome while reliving my own experiences.

We were invited among the many groups serving as monitors in hopes that these elections would not be plagued by the rigging and fraud that were seen in the 2009 sham that followed the coup.

More recently, professional associations hired lobbyists and veterinarians to monitor injuries, hoping to stave off anti-rodeo legislation.