Sentence examples for rigorously monitor from inspiring English sources

But as part of the agreement, the US intends to rigorously monitor the building work to ensure that the Israelis do not push it beyond the agreed limits.

It would rigorously monitor progress towards the goal of lifting 50 million people out of poverty, and a further goal of beating back malnutrition.

Federal courts will decide the fate of Google's bid to digitize books, and in May Christine A. Varney, the new head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, announced that her department would more rigorously monitor large tech firms.

With sound ideas and a commitment to rigorously monitor the states' progress, Education Secretary Arne Duncan has revitalized the school-reform effort that had lost most of its momentum by the closing days of the Bush administration.

This conference needs to lay the groundwork for a system to identify threatened regions and species and rigorously monitor the progress, or lack of progress, toward the treaty's goals by each of the signatories.

"FLA's expectation is that Apple, working with Foxconn, will continue to rigorously monitor working hours to ensure that they comply with the FLA standard of 60 hours per week but also make progress toward the Chinese legal limit of 49 hours per week," FLA president and chief executive Auret van Heerden said in a statement.

They therefore need to be rigorously monitored.

Throughout its operation, the mine was rigorously monitored, reviewed and inspected by external environmental auditors and Indonesian government inspectors.

During the briefing, the Asio chief, David Irvine, made assurances that the manner of accessing telecommunications data was rigorously monitored.

She stresses that the website is rigorously monitored by volunteers to ensure that any offensive material is taken down swiftly.

The overhaul of the care system, meanwhile, is much-needed – though it will only succeed if rigorously monitored by No 10.