Sentence examples for Monitor the whereabouts from inspiring English sources
Recent laws call for the use of the GPS technology to monitor the whereabouts of sex offenders.
Supporters argue that it deters criminals from returning to their old ways, and can monitor the whereabouts of sex offenders.
It began formally to monitor the whereabouts of officials' families and assets only last year, and then only by asking officials to fill in forms.
Their favourite toy is boot-room cam, a camera providing a view of the entire pitch so they can monitor the whereabouts of all 22 players at all times.
With Yemen in turmoil and its government splintering, the Defense Department has lost its ability to monitor the whereabouts of small arms, ammunition, night-vision goggles, patrol boats, vehicles and other supplies donated by the United States.
Officials say they will be able, for instance, to determine whether a visitor who overstays a visa has come in contact with the police, but privacy advocates say they worry that the new system could give the federal government far broader power to monitor the whereabouts of visitors by tapping into credit card information or similar databases.
The UCI added: "The process was fully transparent as it is UCI's policy to systematically record all TUEs on ADAMS [a system monitoring the whereabouts of an athlete].
"We know where their missiles are located and how many they have," Turkey's foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, said during the week, adding that officials were closely monitoring the whereabouts of chemical stockpiles.
In time the men came to a clearing, paused for a dip of snuff and checked an electronic monitor for the whereabouts of Fire and Nub.
Mr Brynjolfsson says that two new technologies are already throwing up opportunities: mobile access to the internet and RFID tags, which enable the non-stop monitoring of the whereabouts of goods.
But such systems amount to little more than Holter monitors hooked up to a central hospital tracking system that monitors the patients' whereabouts and EKGs.
