Sentence examples for are allowed to monitor from inspiring English sources

The digital mail tracking programs had raised concerns about their sweeping nature because the post office and law enforcement agencies are allowed to monitor all mail, not just the mail of those suspected of a crime.

In Haitian elections, political parties' representatives, called mandataires, are allowed to monitor the vote inside polling centers.

But Supreme Court justices are allowed to monitor their own behavior, including deciding when to recuse themselves from a case.

But it is typically the case that employers are allowed to monitor staff's email and internet usage, as long as they inform them of the policy.

The groups chosen are allowed to monitor distribution of their aid and in most cases are satisfied that it is not used inappropriately.

This has resulted in tacit support for affiliated violent far-right groups in self-appointed roles as guardians of the Hungarian nation, which currently means that they are allowed to monitor the border to catch refugees.

Few Zimbabweans will be allowed to monitor the polls, either.

Benedict Brogan in the Telegraph says the state should be allowed to monitor information.

Under a law enacted since the attack, the intelligence agency is allowed to monitor the group's activities.

How far should spying agencies be allowed to monitor the communications of American citizens who aren't suspected of terrorist activity?

Let human rights organizations, Amnesty International, the international media and U.N. peacekeepers be allowed to monitor activities of the Indian occupation forces".