Sentence examples for direct surveillance from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, before mobile phones, it was really hard, without direct surveillance, for anyone else to know where you were.

But our awareness is grossly incomplete – and that applies not just to direct surveillance by governments that do their best to keep it secret.

Still, the most reliable form of ocean law enforcement continues to be real-time direct surveillance, which is neither easy nor cheap.

Sixty to 70% of the coltan exported from the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the United Nations reported in 2002, has been mined "under the direct surveillance" of the Rwandan army.

Ripa has allowed hundreds of state organisations – not just the spooks, but local councils, the Health and Safety Executive, the fire service and many more – to use informers and direct surveillance, to listen to phone calls and to intercept emails.

Currently, the location of VMS-tracked vessels can be used as a guide to search for IUU fishing, but when Palau's sanctuary prohibits fishing throughout most of the EEZ, there will be nothing to direct surveillance efforts.

Other forms of covert surveillance may be directed surveillance under Ripa.

A much wider group of bodies, including local authorities, can authorise and conduct directed surveillance.

"The complainants have been unlawfully subjected to directed surveillance," it added.

Directed Surveillance Secret surveillance in a public place, including filming and following targets or listening into their conversations.

In a report this summer, Sir Christopher Rose, the chief surveillance commissioner, said that local governments conducted nearly 5,000 "directed surveillance missions" in the year ending in March and that other public authorities carried out roughly the same amount.