Sentence examples for Public monitor from inspiring English sources

Along with other BBC staffers who worked on Panorama when it was longer and more solemn, Ware has become a public monitor of the show's quality since it was relaunched in a populist 30-minute format.

Another patent related to digital viewing is IBM's two inventions covering secured viewing between glasses and a public monitor device whereby the monitor and glasses synchronize on a decryption sequence making the viewed data unreadable by others (list of related patents).

In conclusion, true measurement of the burden of missed results within the population is needed, along with a public monitor; however, such tools may be years away.

The objectives of HPeV surveillance were achieved: document the outbreak, describe the clinical features of cases, help inform clinicians and the public, monitor the evolution of the outbreak, and add to the knowledge base.

Identifying the type of the pollution source is helped by regression analysis using data from the public monitoring network.

Third, make the road map's simultaneous steps by Israel and the Palestinian Authority even more specific, with timetables and public monitoring.

Recent articles about "The Designated Mourner" have emphasized its increased relevance in an age of secretive public monitoring of private lives.

Ethan Zuckerman, the director of the MIT Center for Civic Media, discusses the importance of public monitoring to hold institutions accountable for wrongdoing, a practice that benefits enormously from new technologies.

The opinion said: "Given the limited nature of such public monitoring, any possible 'chilling' effect caused by the bulletins would be quite minimal and substantially outweighed by the public interest in maintaining safety and order during large-scale demonstrations".

What Gordon Brown is proposing seems to me a decent balance: to recognise the changed security situation, but at the same time to ensure maximum accountability and provide for regular public monitoring of what is likely to be an evolving problem.

The vast majority of ponds and landfills holding coal waste at 250 power plants across the country have leaked toxic chemicals into nearby groundwater, according to an analysis of public monitoring data released Monday by environmental groups.