Definition of Monitorship. Meaning of Monitorship. Synonyms of Monitorship

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Definition of Monitorship

Monitorship
Monitorship Mon"i*tor*ship, n. The post or office of a monitor.

Meaning of Monitorship from wikipedia

- su****ious transactions annually, necessitating a four-year independent monitorship and comprehensive AML reforms. TD Bank is a successor to the Portland...
- Ostensibly ****igned by the United States Department of Justice to oversee a monitorship or consent decree after some controversial arrests, her real mission...
- largest-ever monetary settlement with an individual landlord and largest-ever monitorship in a tenant har****ment case. In coordination with Attorney General Letitia...
- Operations and Low Intensity Conflict, whose prin****l duties included monitorship of special operations activities and the low-intensity conflict activities...
- Tascioni as she follows the NYPD where she is ****igned to oversee a monitorship or consent decree after some controversial arrests. Lehman & Phelps 2005...
- Project Vanguard, the program was placed under Navy management and DoD monitorship. The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington was given overall...
- of facts accompanying the DPA, and agreed to submit to a three-year monitorship. Bharara has said that "there is no prosecutor’s office in the state...
- faculty at MIT. Adams has received numerous awards for his teaching and monitorship, including MIT's School of Science Teaching Prize, the Buechner Teaching...
- Stern's law firm, was paid $325 per hour for his work as counsel on the monitorship. Stern's law firm, Stern and Killcullen, received reported more than...
- could be reinstated if KPMG does not continue to submit to continued monitorship through September 2008. On 29 August 2005, nine individuals, including...