Sentence examples for received to monitor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashcroft has been asked to testify later this month before a House subcommittee that is looking into the proliferation of the kind of contracts he received to monitor settlements of corporate-fraud cases.

In 2010, for instance, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court approved every single request it received to monitor an individual's communications.

The mission officially ends on Wednesday and there are no plans for deep-space receiving antennas to monitor the craft after that.

The government has long possessed the ability to go to secret intelligence courts and receive warrants to monitor particular e-mail and phone accounts.

Denise E., 8, who the suit says was placed in foster care after being removed at birth from her mother, was visited once by a case manager during her first week of life, but never since then, and has not received any services to monitor her care, needs or development.

Patients received the instruction to monitor their body temperature for 7 days twice daily, and report any fever happening between day 7 and day 21.

First, regulators would receive more authority to monitor everything from mortgages to complex securities.

These mechanisms are intended to provide a basic level of support to maintain farming activity across the EU, to ensure a minimum level of maintenance to lands receiving payments, and to monitor and prevent significant declines in permanent pastures.

Many negotiators were disappointed that more had not been accomplished during the first week and several major issues remain unresolved, including how much financial support developing nations should receive and how to monitor whether countries are sticking to their pledges.

One practice newsletter read: "Our practice nurses receive special training to monitor people with chronic diseases and to carry out many procedures independent of doctors".

The smokers who received assistance such as referrals to counseling or prescriptions for smoking-cessation drugs were 40percentt more likely to quit, while those who received follow-up care to monitor their progress were 46percentt more likely to stop smoking.