Probation officers can impose significant restrictions on their wards' activities, including monitoring and restricting travel.
In his view, unless the real purpose of monitoring and restricting a person was to gather evidence in order to put him on trial in an open court, control orders were both counterproductive and legally problematic.
One of the most widely used tools for monitoring and restricting pupils' internet use in UK schools has a serious security flaw which could leave hundreds of thousands of children's personal information exposed to hackers, a researcher has warned.
Google has been less public in its efforts, but the more-open nature of its Android OS enables apps to fulfil the role of monitoring and restricting children's usage of the devices, with apps like Kytephone, Famigo's Kid Lock, MobileMinder, Kids Place and Funamo (among others) jostling for parents' attention.
Public health interventions for SARS include encouragement to report to hospital rapidly after the onset of clinical symptoms, contact tracing for confirmed and suspected cases, and quarantine, monitoring, and restricting the travel of contacts [25], [30].
Civilian ownership of these kinds of fully automatic weapons has been severely monitored and restricted since 1934.
The actions and influence of the Turkish religious authority in Germany, known as Ditib, should have been monitored and restricted long ago.
The country has had a mobile network since 2008, but activity is heavily monitored and restricted.
The extent to which course material should be monitored and restricted on the basis of this concern could be a matter for academic debate.
The captors, on the other hand, use all kinds of methods to continue the enslavement of the trafficked; any documents of identification and money remaining to the survivors were immediately seized, and their movements were always monitored and restricted.
