Sentence examples for planning to monitor from inspiring English sources

The state also is planning to monitor the spending.

As late as yesterday morning, police officials were meeting with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to go over last-minute details, and Commissioner Kelly was planning to monitor the scene in a helicopter.

Lucent wants to know when you're sleeping, Walt Disney is planning to monitor your mood and Google wants to put ads on your cell phones.

Put you camera in a secure place, you can clip the phone to the bed like this: Make sure you phone is plug in to the power outlet if you are planning to monitor your baby for a long period of time (like when you at out for work).

Hopes that the balloting could be credible were further undermined when the International Republican Institute, the only American group planning to monitor the election, canceled its plans over concerns about possible suicide bombings and other violence.

There are few published data on the incidence and long-term outcomes of critical limb ischemia, acute limb ischemia, or acute visceral ischemia with which to inform health service planning, to monitor prevention, and to enable risk prediction.

The Justice Department also said it planned to monitor the election.

The police planned to monitor his home computers to ensure that he stayed off the Web.

Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Health and Human Services said they planned to "monitor closely" the industry's progress.

In addition, Mr. Ibrahim was an outspoken advocate of independent elections, and the center had planned to monitor parliamentary elections last fall.

Mr Clinton says America plans to monitor steel imports monthly to make sure Japan continues to comply.