Word: monitorable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...member panel established last year by the Twentieth Century Fund to monitor press fairness and accuracy...
...hours, during which they may be given more than 100 times the standard dose of the drug. Two hours after the methotrexate infusions are completed, the rescue effort begins. The patient is given citrovorum factor, first by injection, then by mouth every six hours for three days, while doctors monitor the patient's condition carefully and check the level of methotrexate in his blood. When it has dropped below the danger point, the patient can go home. He returns to the hospital in another three weeks, after his system has recovered, for more treatment...
...reputations as two of the finest instruments of journalism in the Midwest. Though he has extended the papers' liberal editorial positions, Harvard-educated Editor-Publisher Bingham has left the day-to-day news operation alone, and was one of the first publishers to hire full-time ombudsmen to monitor both reporting and advertising. To avoid conflicts of interest, Bingham and other top executives have submitted lists of all their charitable activities to the staff. When critics referred to his printing company, radio and TV stations and two newspapers as "the Bingham Empire," he replied with full-page ads exclaiming...
...treasurer, financial vice president, investment manager, and managing partner of the State Street Investment Corporation are all one person and a member of the Corporation raises not only the familiar problem of overload but doubt about how the rest of the Corporation is to achieve the human distance to monitor his judgement and performance over the full range of his responsibilities," the report stated...
...issue of Palestine. Assad, who had first demanded that the Palestinians be mentioned in the final communique, dropped that requirement as discussions approached a climax. But he adamantly refused to act, he said, as a "sentry" to keep the fedayeen out of Palestine, meaning that he would not monitor commando raids on Israel from Syrian bases. On Sunday night, May 26, Kissinger and his aides met and concluded that the task was "hopeless." Next morning the Secretary had another meeting with Assad, who seemed reluctant to see the negotiations peter out. "You know," he said, "this is really very painful...