Meanings of monitor closely in English

University academics who monitor closely the Northern Ireland question also saw a persistent threat.

Health officials will monitor closely for this to happen.

It will monitor closely the implementation of the policy in all its aspects, it said.

Hodgson identified Aston Villa's Matthew Lowton and Ashley Westwood as players he would monitor closely next season.

We will continue to monitor closely.

The clerics have also called on the authorities to monitor closely the work of all non-governmental groups in their area.

Suga also said Japan would continue to monitor closely how the relationship between the United States and Mexico affects Japanese companies.

But the 13-member group, which pumps more than a third of the world's oil, has said it would monitor closely the supply-demand balance.

NATO's envoy to the region, Robert Simmons, said the alliance would monitor closely whether the Russian pullout met the terms of the ceasefire agreement.

Anyone at the clinic at the time is considered a casual contact and should monitor closely for symptoms, and get tested if they arise.

We monitor closely, Dr. X says, handing me a camera and gesturing Larry and Jade to clump together with him for a group photo.

U.S. consumer inflation expectations, which Fed policy-makers monitor closely, have risen sharply this year to levels not since the early 1980s amid surging oil prices.

In a statement, IAEA spokeswoman Melissa Fleming said the Vienna-based agency's core mission was to monitor closely situations that could undermine nuclear safety and security.

A DfT spokesman said: We monitor closely the performance of all rail franchises and each franchise agreement contains clear penalty regimes for repeated poor performance.

Patients were monitored closely for disease recurrence with the investigations outlined earlier.

That notwithstanding, the MPC is monitoring closely the evolution of inflation expectations.