Sentence examples for have long monitored from inspiring English sources

Repressive nation-states have long monitored telecommunications to keep tabs on political dissent.

Scientists have long monitored the physiological effects of space travel on astronauts.

Gallup and Eagleton have long monitored New Jersey politics, policy, and lifestyles, and in 2001, Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison started the PublicMind Poll, concentrating on New Jersey issues.

The order to the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies that have long monitored North Korea's nuclear program was prompted by the blunt and direct nature of the North's declaration last week, during negotiations in Beijing, that it was already a nuclear power.

Scientists have long monitored and studied the physiological effects of space travel on astronauts.

I have long monitored volatility and wrote a paper about it in 1985 when the concern was that futures trading was causing an increase in volatility.

The city's Independent Budget Office, which has long monitored City Hall and City Council programs, will also have the ability to oversee Education Department spending.

In a 2007 interview, Mr. Carter said that doctors had long monitored him for pancreatic cancer and other ailments with a regimen that once included regular imaging studies.

"Having the United Nations take an interest in Chiapas has been a very important advance," said the Rev. Edgar Cortez, director of the Miguel Agustin Center for Human Rights in Mexico City, which has long monitored Chiapas.

An American intelligence official said the blast had shaken a North Korean site that the nation's spy agencies had long monitored — the flank of a mountain not far from the northeastern coast.

The space agency has long monitored its astronauts for health problems after their time in space was over — that's how we know about visual impairment intracranial pressure syndrome, eye damage caused by microgravity.