Sentence examples for whose monitoring from inspiring English sources

Even in Kentucky, a state whose monitoring system is held up as a model, officials say the huge outbreak of OxyContin abuse there has made them realize they are going to have to strengthen the program.

The first set, the Arsenic Occurrence and Exposure Database, or AOED, consisted of a compilation of state compliance-monitoring databases, included only 25 states (whose monitoring the EPA thought suitable) with different reporting limits.

"It's interesting that we've had more really clear sightings reported from the M6 than any other road," said Mr Simmons, whose monitoring was organised by the roadbuilding company Tarmac.

The company offers a year of health monitoring to those who register within a narrow time window, but has no plan to compensate those whose monitoring reveals bad news.

Every morning, when I roll out of bed, I check an app on my cellphone that tells me the air quality index as measured by the United States Embassy, whose monitoring device is near my home.

To ensure the effectiveness of the approach, it is built on graphical theoretical formulations corresponding to graph theory, where it is possible to illustrate power control networks through power-law distributions whose monitoring relies on structural controllability theory.

Today's statement denounced the International Atomic Energy Agency, whose monitors North Korea expelled last week, as a tool of the United States.

Fingering the keyboard of his computer, whose monitor displayed a digital image of a buried mine's imprint on seismic waves, he added, "Now this is my guitar".

Viruses do not cause hardware damage, no matter what your friend said about a friend of a friend whose monitor burst into flames.

Before the Hamas takeover in Gaza, the crossing had operated, albeit sporadically, by agreement among Israel, Egypt, the Palestinian Authority and the European Union, whose monitors were stationed at the crossing to check all those entering the territory.

I got an eye on your bodies, said the nightscope man, whose monitor made the word bodies seem chillingly appropriate, for in the green night the aliens glowed white like evil extraterrestial beings or zombies out of a science-fiction movie.