Sentence examples for being systematically monitored from inspiring English sources
Elected Greens are being systematically monitored by the Metropolitan police because we do not buy into the ideas that uphold the establishment status quo.
It'll be interesting to see how hackers change their behavior now that they know they are being systematically monitored in this way.
I've written previously on this blog about the psychological risks posed by mass surveillance – evidence that under certain conditions, being systematically monitored can impair mental health, promote distrust, encourage social conformity, and even undermine a leader's authority.
Many children born to women with HIV are not being systematically monitored, and some children are identified as infected with HIV only when they become very sick.
Thanks to him, we have learned the extent to which our online lives are systematically monitored by governments, without transparency, accountability or safeguards from abuse.
Over the past two years, a project that our organisation undertook with police forces and civil-society groups in Hungary and Spain found that, when stops were systematically monitored and data publicly reported, the proportion of stops that produced an arrest or other law-enforcement outcome actually increased.
In this study, the in vitro degradation behaviors of these scaffolds were systematically monitored for varying time periods of 1, 7, 14, 21 and 28 days post-immersion in SBF at 37 °C.
The growth of (PAH/DPPG n spray-LbL films was systematically monitored by quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) and ultraviolet visible (UV vis) absorption spectroscopy, revealing a linear increase of the absorbance vs deposited layers.
The instrument conditions are systematically monitored to maintain data quality (Kimura et al. 2015).
In its report entitled Syria: The long reach of the Mukhabaraat, Amnesty International details the cases of 30 Syrian activists in eight countries, in Europe and North and South America, who have been systematically monitored and harassed by Syrian embassy officials and others believed to be acting on behalf of the Syrian regime.
"Women's rights campaigners should be free to advance human rights without fear of intimidation or the threat of detention… Yet the reality today is that rights activists are systematically monitored, harassed, and suppressed".
