Sentence examples for monitor allegations from inspiring English sources

Although US investigators have so far found little evidence to support allegations that News Corp journalists illegally accessed the voicemails of 9/11 victims or their families in the US, the FBI has continued to monitor allegations of bribery and illegal payments to public officials made by News Corp employees.

The IACHR consists of seven jurists, elected by the OAS general assembly from lists proposed by member states, and monitors allegations of abuses in the region.

And two of Google's partner universities – Harvard and Stanford – are also supporters of the Chilling Effects Clearinghouse, a website that monitors allegations of copyright infringement brought against webmasters, bloggers, and other online publishers under the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998.

In another damaging day for Mr Murdoch in the deepening phone-hacking scandal, the communications regulator Ofcom revealed that it was "closely monitoring" allegations of widespread criminality at News International and said it had a duty to be satisfied that Mr Murdoch and his top executives were "fit and proper persons" to control BSkyB.

In another damaging day for Mr Murdoch, the communications regulator Ofcom revealed it was "closely monitoring" allegations of widespread criminality at News International and said it had a duty to be satisfied he and his top executives were "fit and proper persons" to control BSkyB.

LONDON (AP) — A report says Britain's communications regulator is monitoring allegations of phone hacking and bribery at Rupert Murdoch's London newspapers in a continuing review of whether British Sky Broadcasting is a fit and proper holder of a broadcasting license.

Sweeney has called on New York's state agencies to establish a registry for monitoring allegations of health issues.

In an email, he denied the monitors' allegation, saying it was an attempt to undermine the Somali government and part of a campaign by the panel's coordinator, Jarat Chopra, to destabilise Somalia.

The campaign was marred by more than 400 incidents of violence, according to monitors, and allegations of fraud and intimidation.

The NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority (ILGA) and Liquor and Gaming NSW said they were closely monitoring these allegations against Crown's Melbourne casino.

Critics have accused both companies of lax monitoring, but allegations have swirled around Cotecna, which once employed the United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan's son, Kojo Annan.