Sentence examples for monitor its citizens from inspiring English sources

For example, if the question is asking whether it is right for the government to monitor its citizens, you could say, "While many would argue that monitoring citizens is essential for national security, it is a violation of our constitutional rights".

Amnesty claims that China employs some 30,000 "internet police" to monitor its citizens' behaviour online.

Cisco is once again supplying networking equipment to the Chinese government for a comprehensive effort to monitor its citizens.

I have nothing to hide, but I fear this scheme beyond any of your measures, for it is the dream of every authoritarian government to be able to monitor its citizens around the clock.

A recent paper from the Overseas Development Institute thinktank in London notes that community mobilisation efforts in Ethiopia, including the development army, can provide the ruling party with new mechanisms to monitor its citizens.

Current day Germans, particularly those of East German origins, know well that one of the first steps towards an authoritarian state is the extension of the state's power to monitor its citizens.

Specifically, we discuss the news that India wants to monitor its citizen's private messages while Brazil is freezing Google's local accounts in a tussle over anonymity — and we ask: "wait, aren't those countries supposed to be democracies?" It's almost as if privacy and censorship issues aren't black and white.

Although it was the SED that established a dictatorship that constantly monitored its citizens, put them in prison if they were unruly and killed them if they wanted to cross the border to the West.

Analysts say North Korea intends to use the cellphone network as another means of monitoring its citizens.

If ministers give the scheme the go-ahead the UK will be among the first countries to use UAVs to monitor its own citizens.

Cuba does not allow international observers to monitor its elections but citizens are allowed to watch the vote count at local polling stations.