Sentence examples for sufficiently monitor from inspiring English sources

The State Health Department does not sufficiently monitor the evacuation plans that nursing homes are required to maintain, according to a report released yesterday by the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, left.

Health Department officials said Beth Israel failed to file proper reports with the state after the carving incident, and did not sufficiently monitor Dr. Zarkin, despite earlier complaints by hospital workers that his behavior had been erratic.

Health Department officials said the hospital failed to file proper reports with the state after the carving incident, and did not sufficiently monitor Dr. Zarkin, despite earlier complaints by hospital workers that the doctor's behavior had been erratic.

According to one charge he allegedly failed to sufficiently monitor the flight of a drone on the north bank of the Thames on 27 September last year, creating the risk of a collision with the Shard and/or HMS Belfast.

An investigation by ProPublica, published in Wired magazine in June, said federal regulators did not have enough financing or the legal authority to sufficiently monitor and punish tech companies for privacy violations.

Officials said the hospital failed to file proper reports with the state after the carving and did not sufficiently monitor the doctor, Allan Zarkin, despite earlier complaints by hospital workers about the doctor's erratic behavior, which included pulling on the arms of newborn infants.

Individuals were uncertain about who they should turn to for support and employers were not being sufficiently monitored to ensure they were implementing equality legislation.

Moreover, the safety board report found that the agency needed to more effectively measure whether a company was sufficiently monitoring its lines.

The objective of sensor coverage problems is to minimize the number of active sensors, to conserve energy usage, while ensuring that the required region is sufficiently monitored by the active sensors.

For government officials, larger questions linger about the roles of such international tribunals which continue ;to operate in secretive ways that Patiño believes are not sufficiently monitored.

On the other hand, if a task is very difficult and effort demanding, children with ADHD are unable to regulate effort accordingly and might start responding prematurely without sufficiently monitoring their answers for accuracy.