Sentence examples for form of monitoring from inspiring English sources
"And I decided: total freedom for the media with all its channels and no shutting down Internet sites and rejecting any form of monitoring of it".
It's true that some form of monitoring was put in place last year in the United States after the scandal caused when South American models were found to have died from eating disorders.
Social workers have then found their services having to be more and more heavily rationed, meaning that even children and adults about whom they have significant concerns sometimes now fall way outside the thresholds of danger which have to be met before they get any form of monitoring or help.
In her survey of the management of so-called commons in small-scale communities where villagers have the right, for example, to graze livestock on commonly held land, Dr. Elinor Ostrom of Indiana University found that all communities have some form of monitoring to gird against cheating or using more than a fair share of the resource.
More than half a dozen American officials I spoke with concurred that Omar is almost certainly in Pakistan and likely under some form of monitoring by the I.S.I., although they differed in their assessments of the extent of Pakistan's control and influence.
Whereas surveillance is a "form of monitoring 'from above' by political regimes and those in authority," monitoring is used in broader social and "socio-technical" contexts.
These tasks can have the form of Monitor [contextual element].
However, the emerging care environment will necessarily involve live data streams, the natural form of monitored data.
Other forms of monitoring — of conversations inside cars, say — were subject to different rules, he said.
Dr. Orin F. Guidry, the president of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, said the device, which costs about $5,000, was used by anesthesiologists only in conjunction with other forms of monitoring.
The monitoring of email content from private accounts, for example, would be seen as one of the most intrusive forms of monitoring - and could be hard to justify.
