Sentence examples for monitoring went from inspiring English sources

She believes the monitoring went back to 2002, one of the earliest cases of surveillance.

According to yesterday's Washington Post, a Republican National Committee official recently boasted that "33 of 36 top-level Washington positions he is monitoring went to Republicans".

"Xi's decision to make Moscow the destination of his first official visit as China's president will give the US a sharp reminder that it is not the only power able to flex its muscles," the report, translated by BBC Monitoring, went on.

A 2003 Washington Post article reported, "A Republican National Committee official recently told a group of GOP lobbyists that 33 of 36 top-level Washington positions he is monitoring went to Republicans".

She said that the book trade had recognised that publishing needs to change, "but if they really want to make changes, they need to have some proper monitoring going on, that is open and accurate".

In other words, a fairly reputable firm, as far as social media monitoring goes.

Inefficient, inconvenient, and expensive physician office or hospital visits will be far less necessary as distant monitoring goes online.

They should expect more CCTV cameras to be installed, more police and military to regularly be on the street, and an even greater level of electronic monitoring going forward.

But in the South Bronx, from 2002 to 2005, air pollution monitors went mobile.

At the Select hospital in Topeka, monitors went unwatched, inspectors reported.

A fictitious school was created in Brooklyn, complete with his men posing as administrators when monitors went to visit.