Sentence examples for monitoring and restricting from inspiring English sources

Probation officers can impose significant restrictions on their wards' activities, including monitoring and restricting travel.

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.

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.

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].

Involving employees in designing the system, monitoring groups, and restricting monitoring to performance-related activities may improve attitudes toward monitoring in supportive cultures.

The results might have been different if enrollment of the patients had been based on immune monitoring and restricted to those patients with documented immunosuppression.

"In the last six months the authorities have added new legal, technological, and political means of monitoring, controlling and restricting the flow of information and expression in various media.

The agency responded by setting up a system to monitor interference and restricting the service in areas where it could jeopardize public safety, like areas around airports and near Coast Guard stations.

Civilian ownership of these kinds of fully automatic weapons has been severely monitored and restricted since 1934.

Cyber Patrol makes products that monitor and restrict access to certain Web sites, like pornographic sites; the products are used by schools, libraries and other institutions and companies.

Unfortunately, we have not made a commitment to destroy nuclear weapons, or to better monitor and restrict access to the materials required to produce them.