Officials hope organisations campaigning against modern slavery will monitor the statements and name companies that are not taking any action.
"If you are a terrorist, a serious criminal, a proliferator, a foreign intelligence target or if your activities pose a genuine threat to the national or economic security of the United Kingdom, there is a possibility that your communications will be monitored," the statement added.
But Fed-watchers will closely monitor the afternoon statement for details on support for the dollar and the possible exit from the various liquidity facilities that were initiated during the financial crisis.
The agency "takes very seriously the health, safety, and welfare of those in our care and we continue to monitor the situation," the statement said.
At his disposal was a boutique firm full of former C.I.A. officers who could monitor the public statements of corporate executives and evaluate whether they were hiding something; S.A.C. also had a "buffet plan" with the Gerson Lehrman Group, giving Martoma unrestricted access to thousands of experts.
-It's finally Oscar season, which can mean only one thing: Salon.com's editorial staff has taken up residence in a bunker deep under the Earth's surface in order to monitor the public statements of every single nominee 24/7 in case they say something "problematic".
Remember to monitor the financial statements of any company whose commercial paper you purchase.
All along, she'd been monitoring the bank statements and watching the account dwindle, consoling herself with the hope that the problem would just go away.
The diplomats said Egyptian officials monitoring the latest statements by President Hussein and other top Iraqi officials had sensed that the Iraqi leader might be "casting about" for a way to extricate himself from the crisis, and that signaling an offer of concessions might stiffen his resolve just as his isolation was beginning to sink in.
WFAN issued a statement promising to "monitor the program's content" but the 66-year-old Imus, a member of the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame, was not publicly disciplined.
