Sentence examples for may have monitored from inspiring English sources

The family is seeking to view videotape from a jailhouse surveillance camera that may have monitored Mr. Xue's cell, she said, but Lufeng officials have refused to release it.

The revelation that the United States may have monitored the mobile phone of Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was greeted in Europe with a mix of righteous indignation and questions as to which leader's cellphone could be next.

Mark Kennedy, a British police officer who spent seven years infiltrating environmental and activist groups while working undercover for the Metropolitan Police force in London, may have monitored an American computer scientist and spied on others while in the United States.

Some Harvard administrators may have monitored my e-mail in an attempt to stay one step ahead of what they incorrectly perceived to be a looming computer security hazard.

The most prominent target appears to have been German Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose government said last week it had learned the United States may have monitored her mobile phone.

We cannot exclude the possibility that some patients may have had monitoring performed, hepatotoxicity detected, and received treatment for HBV by outside providers.

Our study while looking at the rates of monitoring for metabolic syndrome in the VA, did not account for the possibility that patients may have been monitored for different metabolic syndrome components at non-VA facilities.

The civil liberties organisations are concerned that their private communications may have been monitored under GCHQ's electronic surveillance programme Tempora, whose existence was revealed by Snowden.

The organisations claimed their private communications may have been monitored under GCHQ's electronic surveillance programme, Tempora, whose existence was revealed by Snowden.

A report in Der Spiegel said Merkel's mobile number had been listed by the NSA's Special Collection Service (SCS) since 2002 and may have been monitored for more than 10 years.

The civil liberties organisations are concerned that their private communications may have been monitored under GCHQ's electronic surveillance programme, Tempora, the existence of which was revealed by Snowden.