Sentence examples for monitored truth from inspiring English sources
Politically monitored "truth" doesn't look very appetising after a Brexit campaign where politicians were quite able to make up their own big lies without media assistance.
When Facebook promotes false headlines, it does so knowing it does not monitor truth, only the clicks, engagement and profit.
When did they agree to have their advertising monitored for truth?
And some experts say that the lists may lead people to presume that anyone registered must also be elaborately monitored, when, in truth, monitoring ranges enormously from place to place and state to state.
The problem was that the official case that GIEI had been invited to Mexico to monitor, the "historical truth" as it was originally argued, was based on detained suspects' confessions that forty-three students had been killed and burned there.
In a controlled study published in the journal PLoS One, British researchers monitored the eye movements of 32 right-handed people as they told lies and truths about recent events to an interviewer.
Fixed-wing and multirotor UAVs are in the mix, the former for larger surveying missions and the latter for monitoring smaller areas and rapid ground truth.
In truth, the responsibility for monitoring children's viewing of films lies with parents, who should investigate movies thoroughly before introducing them to any underage child.
On Thursday, the National Assembly voted to establish an independent truth commission to support and monitor government investigations into the violence.
While government surveillance and commercial data mining appropriate private truths, we can buy software to monitor our loved ones.
