Sentence examples for monitoring by both from inspiring English sources

A host of technologies on the Internet allows for surreptitious monitoring by both companies and the government.

Tom Ford is that rare designer whose collections for Gucci are monitored by both fashion mavens and Wall Street analysts.

The base and its surroundings, although monitored by both countries' militaries, lack some of the cold war hostility they used to have.

The devices were monitored by both British soldiers and RUC officers, at an army post a few miles away, and the transmissions were tape recorded.

Student progress is also monitored by both institutions, and Empire State's Academic Program Director is "authorized to review grade distribution in all courses and for all faculty".

A FAILURE AT THE TOP -- Procedures that were set up to police the potential conflicts in the partnerships' dealings with Enron were not rigorous enough and were inadequately monitored by both senior management and the board.

As he seeks a fourth term in a race being closely monitored by both parties, Mr. Feingold has tried to tell voters - as he does in this latest ad -- that while he may work in Washington, he is not of Washington.

Isla de Perejil's non-occupation is now closely monitored by both the Moroccans and the Spanish (though it's unclear whether the Moroccan goatherd who occasionally used to graze his flock on the island now has to show his passport).

Reaction progression was monitored by both 13C NMR and GPC.

Microbial populations were monitored by both microscopic and by three methods of molecular analyses.

Therefore, the same thin film system can be monitored by both techniques.