"It had an obligation to monitor him".
We didn't feel the obligation to monitor.
Certainly, the board has a fiduciary obligation to monitor corporate affairs.
As a result, each country has the same obligation to monitor and pass on information about results within its boundaries.
The city should abolish the provision in the previous contract that relieved teachers of the obligation to monitor students at lunch, on the playground and in homerooms.
"And if the audit committee knew the Rigases could borrow billions on Adelphia's credit," he added, "it had an inherent obligation to monitor that credit line".
Israeli doctors say those requirements are often ignored, and the government says it has no obligation to monitor operations done abroad.
He also said the health care companies that bill Medicaid — known as managed care organizations — have an obligation to monitor whether they charge more than once for each patient.
Judge William B. Chandler III of Delaware Chancery Court said in a ruling made public on Friday that directors of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia had no legal obligation to monitor the personal activities of Ms. Stewart, who faces federal charges of obstruction of justice and securities fraud in connection with her sale of $228,000 in ImClone Systems stock in 2001.
The brief went on to warn that some E.U. countries were seeking a strict data protection law that "would inevitably lead to a general obligation to monitor the Internet, undermining the strong foundations on which the Internet was developed in the first place and the basis on which democratic societies operate".
