Sentence examples for order monitoring from inspiring English sources

Each month, a group called the Order Monitoring System committee — Crowley, company lawyer Abrams, the chief security officer, a sales executive and others — met to discuss what to do about the stores, according to security team memos.

In his statement to The Times, Purdue's general counsel, Strassburger, acknowledged that the company is "required to monitor and report suspicious orders to the DEA," but he noted that "Purdue does not ship prescription products directly to retail pharmacies; it sells only to authorized wholesalers, who maintain their own order monitoring programs".

For medication errors [ 12- 14] the advantage of prospective methodology is that it allows some or all of the data collection to be done as part of a pharmacist's normal prescription (order) monitoring duties, so reducing research staff workload and cost.

Corker said that Haspel's briefing showed him that the crown prince had "ordered, monitored" Khashoggi's assassination.

According to this metacognitive view, confidence reports are generated by a second-order monitoring process based on the quality of internal representations about beliefs.

Since Tuesday, he has eradicated the country's Labor Ministry, ordered monitoring of nongovernment and international organizations, undermined indigenous rights and excluded the LGBT community from explicit protection by the Human Rights Ministry.

This reflexive awareness is not, then, part of a separable higher-order monitoring, but rather built into consciousness per se.

(Kriegel himself coins the term 'same-order monitoring theory'. But this is potentially misleading. The theories in question are higher-order, not same-order).

One line of reasoning found in virtually all of the phenomenologists is the view that the attempt to let (intransitive) consciousness be a result of a higher-order monitoring will generate an infinite regress.

The phenomenologists explicitly deny that the self-consciousness that is present the moment I consciously experience something is to be understood in terms of some kind of higher-order monitoring.

As noted above, there are models that define this awareness as a higher-order monitoring, either an inner perception of the activity (a form of inner sense per Kant) or inner consciousness (per Brentano), or an inner thought about the activity.