Sentence examples for includes surveillance of from inspiring English sources
Two years ago, Human Rights Watch disclosed secret Indonesian military documents that showed how the focus of Indonesian military operations in Papua goes far beyond the OPM rebels and includes surveillance of a broad swathe of Papuan political, traditional, and religious leaders and civil society groups.
An example of such a network operation model includes surveillance of an unattended area using wireless sensor nodes, and advanced metering within a smart power grid.
This domain includes surveillance of influenza-like illness and influenza virology, and control of influenza in the general practice and the community.
Second generation surveillance of HIV includes surveillance of risk behaviour and surveillance of sexually transmitted infections in addition to case reporting [ 7].
A diagnostic approach that includes surveillance of patient symptoms and vectors can be helpful in identifying cases of tick-borne lymphadenopathy (15 ).
A detailed description of the surveillance activities in each country is provided in the additional file 1: EM_DDF_Annex_daTheourcestudy1_01_25.periode study perincludesudesurveillancece of the five different species in Sweden, Finland and mainland Norway from January 2000 to December 2009.
In 2012, the federal police were conducting a money-laundering investigation, which included surveillance of the owner of the Tower Gas Station.
Scotland Yard told the aides to continue operating as usual while it pursued the investigation, which included surveillance of the suspects' phones.
All should acknowledge a global obligation to protect everyone's privacy, clarify the limits on their own surveillance practices (including surveillance of people outside their own borders), and ensure they don't trade mass surveillance data to evade their own obligations.
The Government has a strong motive to conduct surveillance of conversations that contain material of this kind.... [T]he Government's past behavior shows that it has sought, and hence will in all likelihood continue to seek, information about alleged terrorists and detainees through means that include surveillance of electronic communications.
