Sentence examples for be allowed to monitor from inspiring English sources

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

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

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".

Serb personnel will also be allowed to monitor border crossings, a decision designed to symbolise continuing Yugoslav sovereignty over Kosovo but which could also cause problems with returning ethnic Albanian refugees.

For this purpose we demand that independent national and international observers to be given access to the region and that they be allowed to monitor and report on the incidents".

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

On February 22nd Indonesian observers were allowed to monitor a ceasefire.Yet this time the PAD is not tapping into popular anger and grievance.

A spokesman for the military spokesman, Gjorgji Trendafilov, said that the army was acting selectively to protect civilians and that observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe had been allowed to monitor the movements.

Both the parliamentary vote and the first round of the Presidential election were basically well-run, and party representatives were allowed to monitor polling stations with a closeness that was impossible under Mubarak.

Hillary's chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, also called Hicks to angrily ask why a State Department lawyer had not been allowed to monitor every meeting in Libya with Congressman Jason Chaffetz, who visited in October.