Sentence examples for more aggressively monitor from inspiring English sources

Rena Steinzor, president of the Center for Progressive Reform, told HuffPost Live that the industry doesn't need immigration reform as much as it needs agencies like the Department of Agriculture to more aggressively monitor working conditions and give workers the resources they need.

Utilities like PG&E can harden transmission systems by trimming vegetation more aggressively, monitoring more frequently, installing more durable equipment, or improving "broken-line-detection and control" systems.

The arrests suggest that regulators are more aggressively monitoring the dairy market after six children died and more than 300,000 others were sickened by melamine-tainted milk in the summer and autumn of 2008.

2. Walmart announced this week that it's increasing its "sustainability scorecard" tenfold from 10 categories to 100, and will be more aggressively monitoring their suppliers' sustainability performance.

Patients with IF and hypoalbuminemia should be more aggressively monitored, especially in Korea.

"The state must aggressively monitor the enrollment practices of the school districts," he said.

It was fined $7 million and it promised to aggressively monitor its employees on privacy issues.

They have told the state they plan to aggressively monitor any recounts.

Illinois must take steps to aggressively monitor the activities of political insiders.

The writer uses the case of Viacom's loss of a large tax benefit to illustrate the fact that the Republicans are aggressively monitoring which communications companies are contributing more to Republicans than Democrats.

Shortly after that accident, New York City Transit said it had started a program to monitor more aggressively those employees with illnesses or conditions that might impair their performance on the job.