Sentence examples for stringently monitored from inspiring English sources

That is because broadcast networks are more stringently monitored by federal regulators.

Although antidepressants can still be legally administered to children, the children must now be stringently monitored by doctors.

(Most stations, including WNET in New York, have chosen to broadcast the unedited version at 10 p.m., a time period that is less stringently monitored).

One Tory backbencher spoke of his concern that Whittingdale's vision of a scaled-back and stringently monitored BBC will play badly in the party's heartlands.

In addition to the archival reintroductions that endowed instant seriousness of purpose, Maharam is also developing a stringently monitored environmental line.

Finally, industrial logging, mining, human encroachment, tourism, wildlife consumption, and invasive species should be stringently monitored and regulated with respect to impact on island endemics and ecosystems.

At the beginning of 2012, he stopped drinking for five months (He is not an alcoholic, he said) and began more stringently monitoring his diet.

Both new recreational marijuana states (Oregon and Alaska) and every new medical marijuana state (Maryland, Minnesota, and New York) stringently monitor the production, prescription, and possession of cannabis.

Over the years, there has been greater awareness of the warfarin benefit-to-risk ratio, and there are efforts to stay within a narrow therapeutic range (INR, 2.0 3.0 for AF) by stringently monitoring anticoagulation parameters, and scrutinizing administration of co-medications and dietary products.

Every aspect of health insurance — from the rules for underwriting and setting premiums to the marketing of policies — would need to be monitored stringently to prevent companies from steering all bad risks to the exchanges.

The regulations emphasize the protection of environmentally sensitive areas and population centers, leaving more isolated sections of pipeline monitored less stringently.