Sentence examples for monitors members from inspiring English sources

Yet conservative media monitors, members of the Gore campaign and Fox's competitors believe the network is tougher on Mr. Gore than other outlets are.

Saddleback Church in Orange County, California, constantly monitors members' needs and creates new subgroups (such as personal financial planning) to keep people engaged.

In this study, we propose a useful grouping method to help teachers improve group-learning in e-learning by first establishing effective groups with rules based on data mining, and then facilitating student interaction using a system that monitors members' communication status.

The exchange now polices its trading floor for a variety of potential trading infractions by brokers and specialists and monitors member firms to make sure they maintain adequate capital requirements that are intended to protect their clients.

playing an enhanced role in monitoring members' financial systems to prevent future crises.

And the club's trainers can use the system, within the gym or remotely, to monitor members' progress and alter routines as necessary.

The euro crisis is leading to a tougher system of monitoring members' economies, with early warnings and sanctions to control fiscal deficits.

But the old colonial power was rebuffed on January 30th, when an eight-member Commonwealth committee, charged with monitoring members' adherence to democratic principles, voted to do nothing, at least for now.

China has been pairing these tools with surveillance cameras to monitor members of its Uighur Muslim minority and to shame alleged debtors and jaywalkers by posting their faces on billboards.

The Breitbart story references recent claims that the FBI had asked the foreign intelligence surveillance court for a warrant last year to monitor members of the Trump team suspected of being in contact with Russian officials.

Center staff must be diligent in monitoring members' adoption of new tools and research practices as well as publishing requirements to which they must adhere and respond to resulting changes in member needs in all preservation planning and practices.