Sentence examples for submit to monitoring from inspiring English sources
Most important, the company must submit to monitoring by the F.T.C.
In addition to seeking federal aid to study and monitor sex offenders, Mr. Weiner called for requiring offenders to notify the authorities if they have profiles on social-networking Web sites like MySpace, and if they live near schools, to submit to monitoring using global positioning satellite technology.
The deal required Iran to disable most of the centrifuges it used to enrich uranium, to ship out most of its uranium stockpile, to ensure a heavy water reactor could not produce weapons-grade plutonium, and to submit to monitoring and verification by international inspectors.
Bloomberg officials have used those investigations in lawsuits to pressure the dealers into submitting to monitoring by a court-appointed special master.
Neglected for some time by academics and policymakers, remittances have recently been rediscovered and have become the darling of many development experts.Because of fears after September 11th 2001 that terrorists might be using informal money transfers to fund their activities, agents had to register and submit to closer monitoring.
Ms. Gristina must also surrender her passport and submit to electronic monitoring.
He would live with friends in Detroit, surrender his passport and submit to electronic monitoring of his whereabouts, they said.
He also ordered the Oakland Police Department to submit to federal monitoring following authenticated reports of police brutality.
On August 1st, he suggested a settlement, proposing that the Trump Organization would not admit to wrongdoing but would agree not to mislead people in the future and would submit to outside monitoring.
Though neither city nor state officials are required to admit wrongdoing under the agreement, it does require the state's Department of Education to submit to independent monitoring of its Medicaid-financed programs.
Instead of going to jail, the defendants will enter a rigorous treatment program that will generally last two years, and they will submit to strict monitoring by court officials, including continued drug tests.
