Sentence examples for to monitor the flow of from inspiring English sources

The delegates in Cancún need to devise systems to monitor the flow of money from rich to poor countries and to oversee efforts to prevent deforestation.

He pointed to increased patrols on Lake Albert to monitor the flow of arms, the deployment of troops to seven towns outside Bunia and more robust crackdowns on rebel arms caches and training grounds.

City officials said they had also installed video cameras throughout the area to monitor the flow of traffic, and they will review the tapes each month to judge the impact of the changes.

They are not to divert water from the Shepaug watershed at any time when the Pitch, Morris or Wigam are overflowing, and they must install a stream gauge to monitor the flow of water below the Shepaug Dam.

For almost three decades, it has been Mr. Nolan's job to monitor the flow of cars and trucks in and out of New York City and around the region.

Being able to monitor the flow of people around a city in real time would provide invaluable information to urban planners, transport authorities, traffic engineers and even some businesses.

The crash of a NASA mission this week to monitor the flows of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a big blow to climate scientists hoping to learn more about the fate of CO2 streams in the air.

A twin-plane electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) system has been employed to monitor the flow rate of fine coal transported by air in a 36.8 mm diameter pipe at mass fluxes of 1680 kg/m2 s.

The presented work investigates Differential Electrical Time Domain Reflectometry (D-TDR) as a method to monitor the flow front position and curing degree of resin during manufacturing of composite structures by vacuum infusion technology.

On Thursday, Mr. Booker joined with Gov. Jon S. Corzine and the state attorney general, Anne Milgram, to announce measures to help monitor the flow of illegally bought weapons into Newark.

There should be guidelines in place to assess the capacity of a centre; standards adopted to regulate living conditions in centers; and a mechanism implemented to closely monitor the flow of children in and out of centers.