Examples of using Is to monitor in English and their translations into Danish
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democracy requires institutions whose task is to monitor civil rights to be independent of state and party authorities.
whose broad function is to monitor the observance of legal obligations.
On the side of the Czech Republic, the Czech nationalmonitoring authority is to monitor and review existing and new public aid granted by its country, on thebasis of the criteria arising from the application of the Community State aid rules.
The second is to monitor the structural deficits,
The role of the Commission is to monitor and report on the implementation by the competent national authorities of EC rules
On the sideof the Czech Republic, the Czech national monitoring authority is to monitor and review existing
whose role is to monitor the protection of personal data
Understanding what happens in your body during an asthma attack may help you understand how important it is to monitor the condition by seeing your doctor
with the European Parliament, one of whose main tasks is to monitor the Commission's activities,
my role and that of the competition authority is to monitor the situation and to avoid a kind of dominant position with closure of the market,
She's to monitor the exams.
The other was to monitor the health of the agents.
The ESRB's role will be to monitor and assess potential threats to the stability of the financial system.
Some of today's environmental pollution could be cut simply by Member States doing more than they are to monitor compliance with the existing European rules and requirements.
its task being to monitor the proper introduction of the directive's provisions.
The purpose was to monitor society- even to report their own parents for disloyalty to the nazi regime.
Our role should be to monitor closely these and other developments in the market
Our task was to monitor and, with grace and special mercies,
I would suggest that one of the roles of Parliament should be to monitor the ongoing management changes that are taking place.
Its main aim was to monitor the implementation of the 1994 Commission recommendation on the transfer of businesses,