Sentence examples for going to be monitored from inspiring English sources

What we mean is that even Edward Snowden would be amazed by just how closely today's Group G proceedings are going to be monitored.

Mr. Moore's latest concern was a "rumor that the new health care procedures are going to be monitored and managed by the I.R.S".

I think that his game-time is going to be monitored between now and the end of the season".

Decisions about who would provide care depended on the site layout and the availability of skilled staff at different times of day: " Where are people going to be monitored?

Given that the forecast model was quite aggressive about pricing in Mr. Obama's convention bounce, we're also going to be monitoring carefully for any signs of its decline.

Aries said that although some producers and union Bectu wanted the makeup of all programmes revealed, as "we're going to be monitoring pretty much every UK programme for all the channels who are UK broadcasters … we think it will be very difficult to report at programme level with other than a very small selection" without great expense.

Someone also sent emails, Facebook posts, and text messages everywhere that said police were going to be monitoring polling sites so they could arrest those who were behind on alimony, didn't pay a parking ticket, had a warrant, missed a court appearance, owed money, or was otherwise of interest to law enforcement.

'The amount of risk is going to be clearly monitored,' he admits.

Naturally, most conversations are not going to be actively monitored (keyword scanning software aside) due the to sheer amount of resources that would require.

"It's going to be devices that are monitoring the lives of millions of patients simultaneously, that are looking to see if you have the beginning signs of cancer emerging ― not to treat the cancer, but to prevent the cancer from ever emerging".

It announced to heise online that they are not going to be marketing monitors any more.