Sentence examples for rules to monitor from inspiring English sources
Regulators have made little progress in developing rules to monitor and control high-speed trading.
The IMF also wants to see the adoption of fiscal rules to monitor public spending independently, as well as a reduction in funds transferred to local municipalities that are often used to buy votes.
"Unlike [earlier] Kyoto or Copenhagen talks, the Paris agreement is built to last," Bledsoe said, "because it includes detailed emissions pledges by all major nations and clear rules to monitor those emissions".
Then, the first six patients randomised to the ASA404 group were recruited according to early stopping rules to monitor safety before the study progressed further.
This trial has a non-inferiority research paradigm with monthly safety checks and trial stopping rules to monitor patient safety and hospital flow outcomes.
GIRA's role was to organize the creation of a community land use plan, which involved demarcating all communal forest lands and individual agricultural plots with GPS units, facilitating group decisions on management of communal lands, and designing rules to monitor and enforce these decisions.
They present a portrait of an intelligence agency that has struggled but often failed to comply with court-imposed rules established to monitor its most sensitive activities.
Late last month, federal and state agencies responsible for keeping tainted seafood from the market announced new rules to help monitor gulf waters and determine when some areas can be reopened.
It blames its problems in part on the rules requiring universities to monitor students which, it says, have changed 14 times in the past three years.
In such services, the reactive rules are used to monitor the event(s) of interest of various users and on the occurrence of the same if the conditions were satisfied then appropriate action would be taken.
This initiative therefore aims to adapt the Directive on the control of the acquisition and possession of weapons, and set common rules enabling Member States to monitor the acquisition and possession of firearms and their transfer to another Member State.
