Sentence examples for today's monitoring from inspiring English sources

Today's monitoring committee meeting, gathering delegates from the United States, France, Israel, Lebanon and Syria, was to have addressed violations of the rules of engagement in the conflict.

A spokesman for Public Health England and the Environment Agency said: "Today's monitoring shows brief spikes in levels of particulate matter but, overall, levels are below the point at which they may impact public health".

The problem is that whereas their precursors encouraged a social circle to form around them, today's monitors do not.

Today's monitors don't just broadcast your baby's cries to another room — they also take the ambient temperature around the bed, alert you if the baby hasn't moved for a worrying number of seconds, transmit full-color video (even in the dark, using "night vision") and send their images across the Internet so you can use your laptop or your phone to check on Junior.

They looked not unlike today's monitor lizards, said study researcher Michael Polcyn, also a vertebrate paleontologist at Southern Methodist University.

In planning this year's volunteering week we reviewed last year's monitoring and evaluation study.

The report stated: "This year's monitoring programme has again highlighted some ongoing challenges associated with implementing and complying with the EPP.

But not only has progress been slower than expected, as this week's Monitoring Poverty and Social Exclusion report shows, it has now ground to a halt.

"While last year's monitoring report showed a sharp rise in young single people struggling to make ends meet, this year's report shows a rapid widening of the gap between the incomes and costs of families with children".

This year's monitoring has turned up low levels of Pfiesteria at three sites on the Pocomoke and Chicamicomico Rivers and on Fishing Bay, but no fish kills have been reported.

F.B.I. officials, mindful of the bureau's abuses in the 1960's and 1970's monitoring political dissidents like the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., say they are confident their agents have not crossed that line in the lead-up to the conventions.