Sentence examples for resources to monitor and from inspiring English sources

But America has mind-boggling technological, military and diplomatic resources to monitor and intercept the communications of those who threaten us.

What New York truly needs is an outside independent agency with the authority and resources to monitor and assess such policies and to hold the department's leadership accountable for its effects on the city's quality of life.

Far from being a "virtual utility", Welsh Water will have all the necessary staff and resources to monitor and control the performance of contractors and to step in should this ever prove necessary.

Green trade barriers are particularly challenging for small businesses, which have fewer resources to monitor and address changes in overseas markets.

Governments in countries where fast fashion production occurs often lack infrastructure and resources to monitor and implement reforms and are also often incentivized to look the other way by industry promises of economic growth and threats to take business elsewhere.

The government can propose, legislate and talk of a 'war on pollution' all it wants, but if there is no central supervisory body or mechanism with real authority, power and resources to monitor and enforce compliance, and to press for the resolution of environmental problems that arise, the war will not easily be won.

If regulators were to harmonise more and accept registrations on a regional basis, this might free up more time and resources to monitor substandards and fakes out in the market.

The LGBT Advisory Panel does not have the resources to monitor compliance, and its mandate beyond making recommendations for changes to the Patrol Guide is unclear.

Although the UN is locked out of finding a solution to this crisis for the moment, it should still deploy the necessary resources to monitor, investigate and accumulate evidence.

"I think what is alarming and I think it's fair to say uniquely alarming about what we've seen going on in Baltimore is there's been a massive investment of resources to monitor speech and protest," said Lee Rowland, the senior staff attorney with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project.

The report also indicates that environmental regulators in Alberta do not have adequate resources to monitor the projects and says the federal government has effectively abandoned its oversight.