He has become the camp's security monitor, a fact that he keeps quiet when government officials are around.
After it entered opposition territory, it was monitored by Russian drones, a fact acknowledged by the Russian defence ministry, which had also been provided with precise GPS coordinates of the route to be taken and the destination, as per agreement with Syrian officials.
Neil Gerrard, the Labour MP for Walthamstow, said the use of section 60 was simply not being monitored properly: "In fact, there is very little relationship between knife crime and the number of searches under section 60.
The theory at heart, the reason why brains attribute the property of awareness to itself, is because the brain is essentially constructing a model to monitor the fact that it is paying attention to that object.
The ability of businesses to monitor our behavior is already a fact of life, and it isn't going away.
Facebook as a media company puts an onus of responsibility to monitor and filter fact from fiction.
The Panorama documentary majored on the miles that Adam walked, the blisters he suffered, the ridiculous targets, and the fact that you're monitored by an Orwellian handset every second of every shift.
At the last minute the strike was cancelled when he realised the potential enemy he could see on the monitor was in fact a child playing.
No meaningful improvement has been seen to the international issues monitored by the Security Council; in fact, the study suggests that some situations have gotten worse.
While our study is carefully planned and monitored, by virtue of the fact that it is embedded in the real world, it is in essence a pragmatic trial.
