Sentence examples for which has monitored from inspiring English sources

The group, which has monitored human rights in the region for three decades, denounced Palestinian suicide bombings and other attacks on Israeli civilians.

The Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition, which has monitored Mr. Selechnik's management practices since the 1970s, nicknamed him "Jake the Snake," claiming that he mismanaged his buildings.

The association has been involved in the Public Funding Observatory, which has monitored the economic crisis's effects on higher education since 2008.

The EU, which has monitored Turkey's democratic progress closely since accepting the country in 1999 as a candidate to join the western club, would shake its head sadly.

Squid numbers have increased dramatically over the past 35 years in the North Sea, according to Cefas, which has monitored North Sea fish populations for the past 114 years.

The group SOS homophobie, which has monitored homophobia in France for 20 years, said the sharp rise in homophobic incidents since the start of the national debate on gay marriage was "unprecedented".

The New York outbreak set off alarms for mosquito-control agencies, which have monitored for encephalitis-causing viruses for years.

Officials of groups like Hudson River Sloop Clearwater and Scenic Hudson, which have monitored and lobbied for years on behalf of the river, are already mapping out multiple chains of events that might unfold.

A spokesman for the human rights organization Amnesty International, which had monitored both cases, said the group would write Gov. Jeb Bush urging an overhaul of Florida's policies concerning juvenile offenders.

A Brooklyn grand jury is also looking into actions of the Administration for Children's Services, which had monitored the girl's family before she died, and other agencies that were involved in the girl's care.

To date, there are no comprehensive studies which have monitored methylation at multiple loci during the course of brain development and aging, or in chronic psychiatric disease.